Pretty Friend
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Intro: D A A7 Dsus4 D Dsus2 A
verse 1:
D/A
I have a friend who walks in Tennessee
A D/A
And I feel she's a friend to all
A D/A
She sends me letters and some recipes
A F
I feel you know what she has got
G A Am7
Well, she has taken me and made a brand new faith
[Refrão] D Am7
Oh, lovely woman up in Tennessee
D Am7
How can you go shining like a star
D A7
Oh, lovely woman up in Tennessee
A D
Are you really what I___ know you are
Bridge:
D-D N.C
Well, I can feel it happening
C-C-C N.C.
And it feels good
G-G-G-G N.C D
What shall I sing today
D-D N.C
Well, it's coming up strong
C-C-C N.C.
And it feels like sun
G-G-G-G N.C D
Oh, tell me does it rain___ here___, ohh
Instrumental: Am7 D Am7 D C D A7 A D
A D/A
I have her painted in the scenery
A D/A
Well, I can see her every day
A D/A
And every day, I do, I see her there
A F
But still a picture ain't the same
N.C. G N.C. A Am7
I've got to feel the sunlight shining from her eyes
[Refrão] D Am7
Oh, lovely woman up in Tennessee
D Am7
How can you go shining like a star, yeah
D A7
Oh, lovely woman up in Tennessee
A D A7
Are you really what I___ know you are
A D
Are you really what I_____ know you are______
How to play Pretty Friend
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.