Sex And Candy - Allen Stone

Sex And Candy

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Riff
e|--------------------| e|--------------------|
B|--------------------| B|--------------------|
G|--2h4-2-------------| or G|--2h4-2-------------|
D|-----------2h4-2p0--| D|-----------2h4p2p0--|
A|--------------------| A|--------------------|
E|--------------------| E|--------------------|
 
Intro: F# F# Bm G F#
 
Verso 1:
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
Hangin' round downtown by myself and I had
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
too much time to sit and think about myself and then there she
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
was in platform double suede yeah there she
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
was like disco lemonade
 
[Refrão]
Bm, G, A
I smell sex and candy here
 
Bm, G, A
Who's that loungin' in my chair?
 
Bm, G, A
Who's that casting devious stares in my direction? Mama this surely is a
 
Emaj7, Asus4, Bm, G
dream, Yeah mama this
 
Emaj7, Asus4, Bm, F#
surely is a dream
 
Verso 2:
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
Hanging round downtown by myself and I've had
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
too much caffeine and I was thinkin bout myself and then there she
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
was in platform double suede yeah there she
 
Bm (arpeggio, then pluck), G, F#
was like disco lemonade
 
[Refrão]
Bm, G, A
I smell sex and candy here
 
Bm, G, A
Who's that loungin' in my chair?
 
Bm, G, A
Who's that casting devious stares in my direction? Mama this surely is a
 
Emaj7, Asus4, Bm, G
dream, Yeah mama this
 
Emaj7, Asus4, Bm, F#
surely is a dream 2x:

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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.

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