She Came Along To Me
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Intro:
Dsus2 E Bm D E
Dsus2 E
verse 1:
A Bm D A
Ten hundred books could I write you about her
D A
Because I felt if I could know her
D E
I would know all women
A Bm
And they've not been any too well known
D F#m
For brains and planning and organized thinking
D
But I'm sure the women are equal
E A D A E
And they may be ahead of the men
verse 2:
(A) (E) A Bm
Yet I wouldn't spread such a rumor around
D A
Because one organizes the other
D A
And some times the most lost and wasted
D E
Attract the most balanced and sane
A Bm
And the wild and the reckless take up
D F#m
With the clocked and the timed
D
And the mixture is all of us
E A D A
And we're still mixing
[Refrão] D F#m
But never, never, never
Bm A
Never could have it been done
D E
If the women hadn't entered into the deal
D A
Like she came along to me
Reprise Intro:
Dsus2 E Bm D E
Dsus2 E A D A (E)
verse 3:
A Bm
And all creeds and kinds and
D A
colors of us are blending
D A
Till I suppose ten million years from now
D E
We'll all be just alike
A Bm
Same color, same size,
D F#m
Working together
D E A
and maybe we'll have all the fascists out of the way by then
D A
Maybe so.
[Refrão] D F#m
But never, never, never
Bm A
Never could have it been done
D E
If the women hadn't entered into the deal
D A
Like she came along to me
Reprise Intro:
Dsus2 E Bm D E
Dsus2 E A D A (E)
How to play She Came Along To Me
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dsus2. 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.