Wallflower Girl - Better Than Ezra

Wallflower Girl

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
D
You were standing on the corner
G
When it all came crashing down
D
On your black shoes and your black hat
G
You pulled your black dress round
D
I suppose you should feel sorry
G
But I see you dressed in silk
D
With a double cappuccino
G
And it's topped with dry steamed milk
D G A
You know I guess you should feel sorry after all
D G A
But I'm not crying anymore
G A D
Well do you forget who you are
G A D
When you're the last one in the bar
A
And then morning unfurls
G
On the wallflower
G
Yeah yeah
D G A
Wallflower girl
G D A
On the wallflower girl
 
D G
Well you're in and out and up and down and halfway in between
D
You're holly-go-lightly
G
Yeah I heard you played that scene
D
Well you say that you're an actress
G
And a painter on the side
D
And you used to read the tarot cards
G
But you don't like what you find
D G A
But I suppose we both know your future anyway
D G A G
Hey hey hey
G A D
Now do you forget who you are
G A D
When you're the last one in the bar
G
And then morning unfurls
 
On the wallflower
D G
Wallflower girl
G D A G A
On the wallflower girl
G A
When you're climbing up a mountainside
D G
Well they say it hurts your ears when they pop
A
That's the price you pay now
D G A D G A D
For being on top
 
D
Well the light is turning greener
G
Then my thoughts are ringing true
D G
And the reason that I'm so hard girl I see myself in you
D
And the mountain tops and the valleys
G
And the vantage points between
D
Well you used to read the tarot cards
G
But you don't like what you've seen
G A D
But I suppose we both know your future anyway
D
Hey hey hey
G A D
Now do you forget who you are
G A D
When you're the last one in the bar
A
And then morning unfurls
G
On the wallflower

How to play Wallflower Girl

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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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