Stop That Girl - Chris Andrews

Stop That Girl

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Stop That Girl:Chris Andrews.
Top of European charts in 1969.
 
(Capo 3rd fret.)
 
#1.
G A D
Every now and then, you find someone who’s wrong for you,
G A D
and I know so well, I’ve got someone just like that, too.
 
[Refrão] D E
So, stop that girl, don’t let her get too near to me,
Gm D
don’t let her get too near to me, trouble will start.
D E
So, stop that girl, isn’t there anyone hearing me,
Gm F#m Em7 A
isn’t there anyone hearing me, she’ll break my heart.
 
#2.
D G A D
I must stop myself, she’s the bad one, that’s for sure,
G A D
she’ll just play around...you see, I’ve known her, times before.
 
[Refrão] D E
So, stop that girl, don’t let her get too near to me,
Gm D
don’t let her get too near to me, trouble will start.
D E
So, stop that girl, isn’t there anyone hearing me,
Gm F#m Em7 A
isn’t there anyone hearing me, she’ll break my heart.
 
#3.
G F#m
I do wish she wouldn’t look at me that way..
G A D D7
she’s starting to turn me on.
G F#m
Help me, somebody, keep her out of my way,
Em A
I’ve started to fall, and I’ve fallen before.
 
#4.
G A D
Will I ever learn, if I’d known I’d walk right out of here,
G A
it’s still not too late now,
D
some things don’t seem to be quite that clear.
 
[Refrão] D E
So, stop that girl, don’t let her get too near to me,
Gm D
don’t let her get too near to me, trouble will start.
D E
So, stop that girl, isn’t there anyone hearing me?
Gm F#m Em7 A
isn’t there anyone hearing me, she’ll break my heart.
 
OUTRO:
D E
So, stop that girl, isn’t there anyone hearing me?
Gm F#m Em7 A# D
isn’t there anyone hearing me, she’ll break my heart.
 
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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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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