Something to do
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C
My little girl, won't you come with me?
A#m F
Come with me, and tell me,
[Refrão](F throughout)
Is there something to do?
Is there something to do?
Is there something to do?
A#m A#m7 A#m
Is there something to do?
{End Chorus}
{Verse 2 (same as 1)}
I'm going crazy with boredom.
Come with me, and tell me.
{Chorus}
{Verse 3}
C
Greay sky over a black town,
A#m
I can feel depression all around.
F
You've got your leather boots on.
{Chorus}
{Verse 4 (same as 3)}
I can't stand another drink,
It's surprising this town doesn't sink.
You've got your leather boots on.
{Chorus}
{Verse 5 (same as 3 and 4)}
Your pretty dress is oil-stained,
from working too hard for too little.
You've got your leather boots on.
{Chorus}
{Verse 6 (same as 3,4,5)}
You're feeling the boredom too.
I'd gladly go with you.
I'd put your leather boots on.
{Chorus}
I'd put your pretty dress on.
{Chorus}
{Coda}
C
Is there something to do?
A#m
Is there something to do?
Fm A#m
Is there something to do?
D# Fm
Is there something to do?
How to play Something to do
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.