Pretty Woman
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Solo Intro:
E|--0-0-4-------------0-0-4-------------|
A|----------2------------------2--------|
D|------------0-------------------0-----|
G|--------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------|
E|------0-0-4---------------0-0-4------------------0-0-4-------------|
A|-------------2------------------2-----------------------2----------|
D|----------------0-4-2-0------------0-4-2-0-----------------0-4-2-0-|
G|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
Intro: E E7 E E7 E E7 E E7 E E7 E E7
A F#m
1. Pretty woman, walking down the street,
A F#m D
pretty woman, the kind I'd like to meet, pretty woman.
E
I don't believe you, you're not the truth,
E7
no one could look as good as you.
E E7 E E7 E E7 E E7
(Mercy!)
A F#m
2. Pretty woman, won't you pardon me,
A F#m
pretty woman, I couldn't help but see,
D E
pretty woman, that you look lovely as can be,
E7
are you lonely just like me.
E E7 E E7 E E7 E E7
(Rrrowrr)
Dm G C Am
Pretty woman, stop a while, pretty woman, talk a while,
Dm G C
pretty woman give your smile to me.
Dm G C Am
Pretty woman, yeah yeah yeah, pretty woman look my way,
Dm G C A
pretty woman say you'll stay with me.
F#m Dm E
'Cause I need you, I'll treat you right.
A F#m Dm E
Come with me baby, be mine tonight.
E7 E E7 E E7
E E7
A F#m
3. Pretty woman, don't walk on by,
A F#m
pretty woman, don't make me cry,
D E E7
pretty woman. Don't walk away, hey.
E E
OK. If that's the way it must be, OK.
E
I guess I'll go on home, it's late,
E
there'll be tomorrow night, but wait !
E E7 E E7
What do I see ?
E E7 E E7 E E7
Is she walking back to me,
E E7 E E7 E E7 E E7
Yes, she's walking back to me.
E E7 E E7 A
Oh, woh, pretty woman.
How to play Pretty Woman
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.