She's Too Much
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Intro: Am G F E
Am G F
She's gentle to the touch
F E
Am G F F - E
She's everything head first
Am G F F E
So happy to be causing trouble
Am
Sometimes
G F
The pressure gets too much
F E Am G
And you think she's going to burst
F E
And shatter like a Christmas bubble
Am G F
I'll be there when the world is
F E
coming down upon her
Am G F
When she's scared, I'll be there
F E
Fighting in her corner
Am G F
She cries when she's alone
F E Am G
For all life's little knocks
F F E
Everything is supposed to make us tougher
Am G F
Thinking it doesn't really show
F E Am G
But I know how she hurts
F F E
And I can't bare to see her suffer
Am G F
I'll be there when the world is
F E
coming down upon her
Am G F
When she's scared, I'll be there
F E
Fighting in her corner
Am G F
I'll be there when the world
F E
is closing to surround her
Am G F F E
In the air as she falls with my arms around her
Dm F
Holding on I'm looking out for
G
Her thin skin
F
Because she's everything
E
and I don't think she knows
Am G F F E
She's such a gentle touch
Am G F F E
She's too much a gentle touch
Am G F
She likes to catch the sun
F E Am G
Plays with it like a ball
F F E
And never mind whatever keeps it burning
Am G F
Someday, she might just be the one
F E Am G
Whose going to save us all
F F E
If this apocalipse is coming
Am G F
I'll be there when the world is
F E
Am G F F - E
coming down upon her
Am G F
When she's scared, I'll be there
F E
Fighting in her corner
Am G F
I'll be there when the world
F E
is closing to surround her
Am G F F E
In the air as she falls with my arms around her
Dm F
Holding on I'm looking out for
G
Her thin skin
F
Because she's everything
E
and I don't think she knows
Am G F
I don't think she knows
F E
I don't think she knows
Am G F
(she's too much)
F E
I don't think she knows
Am G F
(she's too much) a gentle touch
How to play She's Too Much
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.