Sunday Paper
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verse 1
G Em C
I'm tired of hearing your voice on my answering machine
G Em C D
it seems like you've forgotten all the things you did to me
G Em C
Well you get drunk and lonely and start sayin I love you
Em G C D
Your the one who walked away so here's what you can do
[Refrão]Chorus
C G D Em
Put it in the sunday paper write on a billboard on the street
C G D/A
Sell it on a sixty second infomercial on tv
C G
Tell it to your dog when you walkin
D Em
Tell it to the clerk at the grocery store
C G D Em D
Put in the sunday paper I don't want hear it anymore
verse 2
G Em
Well you said that you needed space
C
So why do you keep crowding me
G Em
why you drivin by my house
C D
you know this ain't your street
G Em
Well I got the phone number
C
If you wanna place an ad or two
Em G
Well they got friendly operators
C D
who'd gladly assist you
[Refrão]
Chorus
C G D Em
So put it in the sunday paper write on a billboard on the street
C G D/A
Sell it on a sixty second infomercial on tv
C G
Tell it to your dog when you walkin
D Em
Tell it to the clerk at the grocery store
C G D G
Put in the sunday paper I don't want hear it anymore
Bridge
Am
Well you go so much time on your hands
C
then give it to charity
Am Am
Go into therapy get yourself a hobby
Am Am
put in a melody, sing at the opry
D G
Just stop bugging me
C G
Put it in the sky in writin'
D G
or on a scoreboard at a football game
C G
write it with a sharpie on your forehead
D
then walk around for days
C G
Tell it to you nosey neighbor
D Em
and it mail it up to your front door
C G
Put it in the sunday paper
D
I don't wanna hear it anymore
[Refrão]Chorus
C G D G
So put it in the sunday paper write on a billboard on the street
C G D
Sell it on a sixty second infomercial on tv
C G
Tell it to your dog when you walkin
D Em
Tell it to the clerk at the grocery store
C G D Em
Put in the sunday paper I don't want hear it anymore
C G D Em Bm Em
Put in the sunday paper I don't want hear it anymore
How to play Sunday Paper
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 G. 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.