Whitney Wants A Song
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Intro: G D A
[Verso 1]
G D
Whitney wants a song
A
She said that she's an inspiration
G D
What the hell could go wrong?
A
It's 3 a.m. and she's impatient
G D
So here I go, I'll step outside
A
Light a smoke and write some lines
G D
I don't care if it's worth a damn
A G D
Don't wanna go home with empty hands, so
A A
Here it goes
[Refrão]
G D
She's 5 foot 5 with hazel eyes
A
Said she's from out West unless she lied
G D
I think she's pretty, but it's pretty late
A
And I've had too many, so I can't see straight
G D
Her friend just got another beer
A
But I say we get out of here
G D
In the morning, she'll be gone
A Bm A G D A A
But for tonight, I'm writing Whitney's song
[Verso 2]
G D
I guess it was pretty good
A
I don't remember how it went
G D
But it got quite the look
A G D
She laughed and said that she might be in love
A
And I said, "You're just drunk"
[Refrão]
G D
She's 5 foot 5 with hazel eyes
A
Said she's from out West unless she lied
G D
I think she's pretty, but it's pretty late
A
And I've had too many, so I can't see straight
G D
Her friend just got another beer
A
But I say we get out of here
G D
In the morning, she'll be gone
A Bm A G D A
But for tonight, I'm writing Whitney's song
Bm A G D A Bm A
I'm writing Whitney's song
Break:
G D
Never got her number, so I hope
A
She hears this on the radio
G D A
If you see her, won't you let me know?
[Refrão]
G D
She's 5 foot 5 with hazel eyes
A
Said she's from out West unless she lied
G D
I think she's pretty, but it's pretty late
A
And I've had too many, so I can't see straight
G D
Her friend just got another beer
A
But I say we get out of here
G D
In the morning, she'll be gone
A Bm A G D A
But for tonight, I'm writing Whitney's song
Bm A G D A Bm A
I'm writing Whitney's song
Outro:
G D
Whitney wants a song
A N.C.
She said that she's an inspiration
How to play Whitney Wants A Song
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