What Does She See
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Em A D
D Em
This is the girl with everything
A G D
And everyone waiting at her beck and call
Em
Well read and well bred and lovely as sunrise
A D
This is the girl with it all
D G
What does she see?
A D Bm
What does she see, in that old cowboy?
G Em
He's no longer young, and the battles that he's won
A D
They're all in the past
G
She could have so much more
A
Then they walk through the door
D Bm
And her eyes never leave him
G Em A
It's plain to see, to fools like me
D
She's happy at last
Em G A D Bm G A D
D Em
He takes her walking through fields of blue bonnets
A G D
He takes her dancing down in Mexican Town
Em
And she cries for him when he's off in Montana
A D
And me I'm just hanging around
D G
What does she see
A D Bm
What does she see, in that old cowboy?
G Em
He's no longer young, and the battles that he's won?
A D
They're all in the past
G
She could have so much more
A
Then they walk through the door
D Bm
And her eyes never leave him
G Em A
It's plain to see, to fools like me
D
She's happy at last
G Em A
It's plain to see,to fools like me
D
She's happy at last
G A D
How to play What Does She See
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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.