Real Sugar
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(Words & music by Per Gessle)
B A E
Right at the front door I recognized the perfume. The
B A E
scent was perfect in the dusk by the moon.
B A E B A E
There must be many ways to ask her to my room. Why didn't I dare?
B A E
Well, every hour I try to get something done.
B A E
Out on the weekend, when I'm just having some fun.
B A E
I'm winding up with none, just zeroes, no 1's, just space with no air.
B Bsus4 B
I get: bye-bye baby-baby bye baby-baby bye-bye...
ref:
G#m E
Real sugar! I don't wanna climb no walls.
C#m F#
Real sugar! That's what I want or none at all.
G#m E
Real sugar! Sweet as a sweet can be.
C#m F#
That's what I want and what I need.
E C#m F#
That's what I need.
B A E
Yeah, every Friday I'm getting ready to roll.
B A E
I want her blue eyes start saying "hi" and "hello",
B
but I can always tell she'd rather
A E
be alone with some other guy.
B A E B Bsus4 B
Real sugar, sugar, sugar... / I get: bye-bye baby-baby
bye baby-baby bye-bye...
G#m E
(Real sugar!) I don't wanna climb no walls.
C#m F#
Real sugar! That's what I want or none at all.
G#m E
Real sugar!Sweet as a sweet can be.
C#m F#
Real sugar! That's what I want and what I need.
G#m E
Real sugar! I don't wanna climb the walls.
C#m F#
Real sugar! That's what I want or none at all.
G#m E
Real sugar! Sweet as a sweet can be.
C#m F# E
Real sugar!That's what you've got so what's for me?
C#m F#
Hey, what's for me?
D
I turn myself in. Turn, turn...
A
I turn myself out. Outside and in.
D
I turn myself in. Turn, turn...
A E
I turn myself out. Outside and in.
B A E
Real sugar, sugar, sugar...
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Contribuição: João Ribeiro(joaoper@hotmail.com)
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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.