The Happiest Guy Alive - John Davidson

The Happiest Guy Alive

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Intro
E Dbm7 Gbm7 B7
 
E Dbm7 Gbm7 B7
 
[Verso 1]
 
E Dbm7 Gbm7 B7
What will I say to the girl of my life
Gbm7 B E Dbm7
When the girl of my life holds my hand?
Gb B
Will I just babble, unable to stop?
Cm7 F7 Gbm7 B7
What if I stupidly stand there?
E Dbm7 Gbm7 B7
For I have been saving this part of my life
Gbm7 B7 Abm7 Db7
'Till the heart of my life will arrive
 
[Refrão]
A Am7
And seeing her there
Abm7 Dbm7
May be too much to bear
Gbm7 Abm7 A B E Gm E Gm E
For the happiest guy... (happiest guy, happiest guy) alive
 
Gbm7 B7 E Dbm7
Letter by letter my heart has learned
Gbm7 B E
She's gentle, loving and kind
Gbm7 B Abm7 Dbm7
And letter by letter my heart has yearned
Gb Gb7 B7 C7
'Till I'm nearly out of my mind
 
[Verso 2]
 
F Dm7 Gm7 C7
What will I say to the girl of my dreams
Gm7 C F Dm7
When the girl of my dreams says hello?
G C
Will I seem foolish? Will I seem wise?
Dbm7 Gb7 Gm7 C7
What if she just doesn't know yet
F Dm7 Gm7 C7
That I have been saving this part of my life
Gm7 C Am7 D7
'Till the heart of my life will arrive?
 
[Refrão]
Bb Gm7 C7
That I make it clear
Am Dm7
That because she is near
Gm7 Am7 Bb C Am7 Dm7 Am7 D7
I'm the happiest guy (happiest guy, happiest guy) alive.......
 
Outro
 
Gm7 C
How can I make it clear...
Am7 Am7 D7
That because she is near...
Gm7 C C F
I'm the happiest guy (Happiest, happiest guy) alive?
Gm7 C7
(Alive, alive, alive)
F Gm7 C7
(Alive, alive, alive, alive)
F Gm7 C7
(Alive, alive, alive, alive)
F Gm7 C7
(Alive, alive, alive. alive)

How to play The Happiest Guy Alive

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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.

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