Sherry Fraser
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G C
Oo I saw stars falling all around her head
G D
Red, gold, and blue
C
Sherry Fraser where are you
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After this line is sung, John plays this Riff:
e|-------3~-------0--|
B|-------0~--3-3--1--|
G|-------0~--2-2--0--|
D|-----------0-0--2--|x3
A|----------------3--|
E|--3-3--------------|
G C
Cause I saw stars falling all around your head
G D
When we were young
C G
Sherry Fraser where have you gone
(Riff)
C
We're all wondering
G
When will you come back
D C
And play..some day.
Sherry yeah
G D C G D C
The mad hatter he waits for Alice
G D C
To come to tea again
G D C G D C
He waits forever for his old lover
G D C
And always wonderin'
(G C D C G)
Will I see stars falling all around your head
When you return
Sherry Fraser what have you learned
C
And we're all wondering
G
When will you come back
D C
And play..some day
G
And please do come back
D C
And play..some day
G
Please do come back
D C
And play..some day
G
Sherry yeah
How to play Sherry Fraser
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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.