What I Love About You
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Capo 1
verse 1
F Am G
Your hair when it's up, or your hair when it's down
F Am G
The tops off the Jeep and it's blowing around.
F Am G
From the tips of your toes to the top of your crown
F Am G
Yea that's what I love about you.
F Am G
Then there's that look when I catch you off guard
F Am G
Yea, that one right there deep in your heart of hearts.
F Am G
You really don't know just how pretty you are,
F Am G
that's what I love about you.
[Refrão]
F Am
It's where ya from baby where ya goin
G
When you're slow and easy, when you're rock'n'rollin.
F Am G
Like to raise a little hell, love your God in heaven, red and white and blue and lucky sevens.
F Am G
Ya heavy on the gas, little hard to handle wearing mama's smile and daddy's flannel.
F Am G F Am G
Thinking every cloud has got a silver lining how you point it out so I can find it too.
F Am G
That's what I love about you.
verse 2
F Am G
How you light up the room with the way that it sounds,
F Am G
When you laugh like a kid on a merry go round.
F Am G
The man that you made of the man that you found.
F Am G
Girl, that's what I love about you.
[Refrão]
F Am
It's where ya from baby where ya goin
G
When you're slow and easy, when you're rock'n'rollin.
F Am G
Like to raise a little hell, love your God in heaven, red and white and blue and lucky sevens.
F Am G
Ya heavy on the gas, little hard to handle wearing mama's smile and daddy's flannel.
F Am G F Am G
Thinking every cloud has got a silver lining how you point it out so I can find it too.
F Am G
That's what I love about you.
F Am G
Ya heavy on the gas, little hard to handle wearing mama's smile and daddy's flannel.
F Am G F Am G
Thinking every cloud has got a silver lining how you point it out so I can find it too.
F Am G
That's what I love about you.
F Am G
That's what I love about you.
How to play What I Love About You
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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.