Star Tripping - Kevin Atwater

Star Tripping

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Intro C/F
 
[Verso 1]
 
C/F
Hold me like a kid
G
Dent in the wall from the
Am
Last time you hit it
C/F
Star tripping baby
G
Used to fall with you on the lawn
Am
But these days you can't risk it
C/F
Scary movie night
G
Wanted to sit by you
Am
But i didn't
C/F
Bible in your car
G
Always keep a hand on it
Am
When we're kissing
 
C Am
Baby, why did you stop
C
Did the light hit my blush
Am G
When you told me I could
 
Be enough?
F
You said "we could get in
Am
Trouble for this
F
It could all be over with the drape of a wrist"
C Am
I'm spinning out
C
Second guess the lips that
Am G F
I've touched for a year now
Am
I could get in trouble for this
F
I'm falling for a boy who
Fm
Thinks that falling's a sin
 
( Am G F )
 
[Verso 2]
 
C/F
Hurt you like a kid
G
Said something mean just
Am
To say that I said it
C/F
You think He made you
G
Wrong, I think you give Him
Am
Way too much crеdit
C/F
Crying at the party
G
You know it only bothers
Am
You if you let it
C/F
Latеr you can kiss me
G
Blame it on the stuff you
Am
Took to forget it
 
C Am
Baby, why did you stop
C
Did the light hit my blush
Am G
When I told you you could
 
Be enough?
F Am
I know we could get in trouble for this
F
And I'm the one who's gotta watch the drape of my wrist
C Am
You're tapping out
C Am G F
I don't have the lips that your momma wants you kissing now
Am
I could get in trouble for this
F
I'm falling for a boy who
Fm
Thinks that falling's a sin
 
( Am G Am G F )
 
Final
 
C Am
I'm tapping out
C Am G F
You don't have the lips that I know I can be kissing now
Am
I won't get in trouble for this
F
I'm not falling for a boy who
Fm Am
Thinks that falling's a sin

How to play Star Tripping

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C/F. 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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