Sugar Rush
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D G
I get a high whenever you're around
G
Sweeping from my head to my toes
D G
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
G Em
'Cause you make me go out of my way (out of my way)
A7
Crossing the line (crossing the line)
Em A7
Making me say what I have in mind
D
You make me so excited
D
And I don't wanna fight it
G
I start to blush
G
You are my sugar rush
D
Ain't nothing better baby
D
Is it for real or maybe?
G
I start to blush
G
You are my sugar rush
D G
I got a sweet tooth and a taste for you
G
And I might me too obvious but
D G
I can't help myself from what I do
G Em
'Cause you make me go out of my way (out of my way)
A7
Crossing the line (crossing the line)
Em A7
Making me say what I have in mind
D
You make me so excited
D
And I don't wanna fight it
G
I start to blush
G
You are my sugar rush
D
Ain't nothing better baby
D
Is it for real or maybe?
G
I start to blush
G
You are my sugar rush
D
Baby you're my sugar rush
G
I get weak and talk too much
Em A7
You're the sweetest thing I ever tasted
D
Baby you're my sugar rush
G
I get weak and talk too much
G Em
'Cause you make me go out of my way (out of my way)
A7
Crossing the line (crossing the line)
Em A7
Making me say what I have in mind
D
You make me so excited
D
And I don't wanna fight it
G
I start to blush
G
You are my sugar rush
D
Ain't nothing better baby
D
Is it for real or maybe?
G
I start to blush
G
You are my sugar rush
D
Baby you're my sugar rush
G
I get weak and talk too much
Em A7
You're the sweetest thing I ever tasted
D
Baby you're my sugar rush
G
I get weak and talk too much
G D
You are my sugar rush
How to play Sugar Rush
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.