Too Good To Be True
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[Intro: ](F) (G) (C/G) (G) (C/G) (G) (C/G) (G) (C) (G)
You were (G) all she ever wanted, that was (D7) once upon a time
She was all you ever needed, that's what (G) makes it such a crime (F)
How you (G) took her heart for granted, how you (D7) threw her love away
Now you still don't understand it, if you did, you'd never say
It was (G) too good to be true
What did you expect a girl as (D7) good as her to do
What do you (G) think would make that woman go find somebody (C) new
She's not (G) too good to be true
She's just too good to be (D7) true to (G) you (F)
Just be(G)cause she never said so, doesn't (D7) mean she didn't see
Every time you stole an apple off some(G)body else's tree (F)
Late last (G) night that lipstick letter she left (D7) on the bedroom door
Said "You don't get (No Chord) it, and you ain't gonna get it any(D7)more!"
It was (G) too good to be true
What did you expect a girl as (D7) good as her to do
What do you (G) think would make that woman go find somebody (C) new
She's not (G) too good to be true
She's just too good to be (D7) true to (G) you (Bb)
Solo: (C) (C) (G) (G) (C) (C)
(No Chord) She's not too good to be true
What did you expect a girl as (D7) good as her to do
What do you (G) think would make that woman go find somebody (C) new
She's not (G) too good to be true
She's just too good to be (D7) true to (G) you
Here we go...(G) too good to be true
What did you expect a girl as (D7) good as her to do
What do you (G) think would make that woman go find somebody (C) new
She's not (G) too good to be true
She's just too good to be (D7) true to (G) you
(C) Oh, just too (G) good to be (D7) true to (G) you
(G) (G) (C) (G)
How to play Too Good To Be True
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 F. 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.