Talk Funny
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
[Verse]
C G
She said I’m used to seeing mountains
D Em
And a skyline with lots of lights
C G
Well honey the best I can do
D Em
Is a pretty little hill with stars at night
C G
Did you know what I call home
D Em
Is a smile and white flower in your hair
C G
But what I think you need to know
D Em
Is That I don’t think you could move me there
Em C
She said I think you kinda talk funny
G D
My daddy don’t say it that strong
Em C
Back at home the radio
G D
Plays a much different kind of song
Em C
Here blue eyes cry when it rains
G D
If it ever even rains at all
Em C
And I know she’ll never admit it but
G D
I think she likes the way I talk
Em C G D
C G
She asked why everything feels so sweet
D Em
Like I poured a little sugar on my lips before
C G
I told her that my mama said
D Em
When it comes to showing love there’s always room for more
C G
And she’s been praying for the longest time
D Em
For something to make her feel some pride
C G
And I’ve never been to Colorado
D Em
But I know they don’t have an Alamo
Em C
She said I think you kinda talk funny
G D
My daddy don’t say it that strong
Em C
Back at home the radio
G D
Plays a much different kind of song
Em C
Here blue eyes cry when it rains
G D
If it ever even rains at all
Em C
And I know she’ll never admit it but
G D
I think she likes the way I talk
Em C G D
Em C
She said I’m used to seeing mountains with
G D
City lights all in the view
Em C
The only mountains I got down here
G D
are only good when they turn blue
Em C
She said I think you kinda talk funny
G D
But I Think I’m coming along
Em C
I’m pretty sure I saw her blushing when
G D
I was singing along to country song
Em C
Here blue eyes cry when it rains
G D
If it ever even rains at all
Em C
And I know she’ll never admit it but
G D
I think she likes the way I talk
How to play Talk Funny
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.