Shirley Temple - Lauren Watkins

Shirley Temple

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: SHIRLEY TEMPLE
ARTIST: LAUREN WATKINS
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/yTIHLhNZyjU
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
 
[Intro]
C Em F Fm
C Em7 F Fm
 
[Verse]
C
She don’t cause a scene
Em
She don’t cry in bars
F
She won’t touch nicotine
Fm
Won’t take it too far
 
C
She’s salt of the earth
Em
And she kinda talks
F
Just like your mama
Fm
And that’s the cherry on top
 
F
She’s grenadine
G
She’s everything
Am7
I’ll never be
G D7
Not even a little
 
[Chorus]
C G
Shirley Temple sweet and simple
Am D
And you’re drinking it up
F C
I’m a pistol, accidentally
F G
Saying too much
 
C G
‘Cause it’s killing me to keep watchin' you
Am G
Keep wishing it was love
F
While you’re sipping Shirley Temples
G C C Em F
And wondering why you can’t catch a buzz
 
[Verse]
C
I’ll shoot you straight
Em
I’ll call you out
F
But you’ll acquire a taste
Fm
After a round
 
C
Or two
 
Or ten
Em
We could leave in a hurry
F
But don’t you worry she’ll get over it
 
[Chorus]
D7 C G
Shirley temple sweet and simple
Am D
And you’re drinking it up
F C
I’m a pistol, accidentally
F G
Saying too much
 
C G
‘Cause it’s killing me to keep watchin' you
Am G
Keep wishing it was love
F
While you’re sipping Shirley Temples
G C C Em
And wondering why you can’t catch a buzz
 
F Fm
Ohh, you can’t catch a buzz
 
[Break]
C
She’s grenadine
F
She’s everything
Am
I’ll never be
G D7
Not even a little
 
[Chorus]
C G
Shirley Temple sweet and simple
Am G
But it's never enough
F Em
I’m a pistol, accidentally
F G
Saying too much
 
C G
‘Cause it’s killing me to keep watchin' you
Am C
Keep wishing it was love
F
While you’re sipping Shirley Temples
G C C Em
And wondering why you can’t catch a buzz
 
F Fm C
Aw, you can’t catch a buzz

How to play Shirley Temple

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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.

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