She Only Smiles When Shes Stoned
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[Verso 1]
G Cadd9 G
She only smiles when shes stoned
Em D G
She only dances alone
G Em G Cadd9 G
She waits with a smile for tears to fall
[Verso 2]
G Cadd9 G
She only cries when shes home
Em D G
A sadness that chills to the bone
G Em G Cadd9 G
She waits by the phone, but nobodys home
[Refrão]
Em C
So heres to the wild ones
Em
The beautiful and vile ones
D Em
Whose lives have been lost and astray
C Em
Heres to the users, the born again losers
D Em
Cause every dog each has its day
[Ponte]
G Cadd9 Em D
Waltzing along while her feet leave the floor
G Cadd9 Em D
She dreamed in color, but that aint no more
[Verso 3]
G Cadd9 G
She only smiles when shes stoned.
Em D G
She smiles when shes stoned.
G Cadd9 G
Oh Oh Oh
[Verso 4]
G Cadd9 G
She only takes what she wants
Em D G
Its better to cry out than bleed
G Em G Cadd9 G
In her selfish way, its more than she needs
[Verso 5]
G Cadd9 G
The portrait she paints in her mind
Em D G
Renders herself dumb and blind
G Em G Cadd9 G
Falling from Grace all in her own time
[Refrão]
Em C
So heres to the wild ones
Em
The beautiful and vile ones
D Em
Whose lives have been lost and astray
C Em
Heres to the users, the born again losers
D Em
Cause every dog each has its day
[Ponte]
G Cadd9 Em D
Waltzing along while her feet leave the floor
G Cadd9 Em D
She dreamed in color, but that aint no more
Em D G Em
Its been a long long time
Em D G
A long time this way
{Instrumental}
G /// Cadd9 /// Em /// D ///
[Refrão]
Em C
So heres to the wild ones
Em
The beautiful and vile ones
D Em
Whose lives have been lost and astray
C Em
Heres to the users, the born again losers
D Em
Cause every dog each has its day
Outro
G Cadd9 Em D
Waltzing along while her feet leave the floor
G Cadd9 Em D
She dreamed in color, but that aint no more
G Cadd9 G
She only smiles when shes stoned.
G Cadd9 G
She smiles when shes stoned.
Em D G
Oh Oh Oh
How to play She Only Smiles When Shes Stoned
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.