Thats What Love Looks Like - Granger Smith

Thats What Love Looks Like

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
2nd traste
THAT'S WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE
As recorded by Granger Smith
(From the 2020 Album COUNTRY THINGS VOL. 2)
 
Capo 2nd fret.
If you don't want to use a capo transpose +2 steps.
 
[Intro]
Bm G D Bm G D
 
[Verse 1]
Bm G D
A kid washing the rust on a Chevrolet
Bm G D
Yellow lab waiting in a gravel driveway
Bm G
Grandma rocking a baby on a porch
D A
Daddy-daughter dancing on an old gym floor
Bm G D
"Miss you" note tucked in a suitcase
 
[Chorus]
G D
That's what love looks like
Bm A
It's everywhere, hiding right there
G D
In plain sight
A
And all we gotta do to see it
G D
Is look with our hearts
A Bm
And let it open up our eyes
G A Bm G D
That's what love looks like
 
[Verse 2]
Bm G D
Farmer on his knees in the pouring down rain
Bm G D
Pink ribbon tattooed above a name
Bm G
Mama at a diner on an all-night shift
D A
Ten dollar tab and a hundred dollar tip
Bm G D
Soldier and a beer and a white cross grave
 
[Chorus]
G D
That's what love looks like
Bm A
It's everywhere, hiding right there
G D
In plain sight
A
And all we gotta do to see it
G D
Is look with our hearts
A Bm
And let it open up our eyes
G A G
That's what love looks like
 
[Guitar Solo]
G D Bm A G D A
 
[Bridge]
Bm G D
When the color of skin doesn't mean a thing
Bm D Em
Every single word of John 3:16
G D Bm
That's what love looks like
A G D A
Yeah, that's what love looks like
 
[Chorus]
G D
That's what love looks like
Bm A
It's everywhere, hiding right there
G D
In plain sight
A
And all we gotta do to see it
G D
Is look with our hearts
A Bm G
And let it open up our eyes
A G
That's what love looks like
 
[Interlude]
D Bm A G D B
 
[Outro]
Bm A G D Bm
Yeah, that's what love looks like
A G D A
That's what love looks like

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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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