There Must Be Something About Me That She Loves - Oak Ridge Boys

There Must Be Something About Me That She Loves

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G C G
Oh I know that you're wonderin' what she ever saw in me
 
D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
C G
I ain't pretty I ain't witty and Lord knows my kind come free
 
D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
There must be something about me that she loves
 
D7
There must be something about me that she loves (that she loves)
 
G C G
I can tell the way she's smilin' when we're walking hand in hand
 
C D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
C G
I can't fathom why she's always here when I come home at night
 
D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
C G
In the hard times in the tired times Lord knows she treats me right
 
D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
There must be something about me that she loves
 
D7
There must be something about me that she loves (that she loves)
 
G C G
I can tell the way she's smilin' when we're walking hand in hand
 
C D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
There must be something about me that she loves
 
D7
There must be something about me that she loves (that she loves)
 
G C G
I can tell the way she's smilin' when we're walking hand in hand
 
C D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves
 
There must be something about me that she loves
 
D7
There must be something about me that she loves (that she loves)
 
G C G
I can tell the way she's smilin' when we're walking hand in hand
 
C D7 G
There must be something about me that she loves

How to play There Must Be Something About Me That She Loves

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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.

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