Wrapped (ver. 2) - Bruce Robison

Wrapped (ver. 2)

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{intro}
G G(9) Gsus4 G G G(9) Gsus4 G
{intro}
 
G G Em Em
I didn't have to turn my head whenever you walked in
G G Em Em
The only one to let these chills roll down my skin
C G C G
My heart beats faster, I hear your name
C G D D
I feel my confidence slipping away
 
C G C G
Thought I was doing fine, 'bout to get you off my mind
C G D D
I see your face and then I'm wrapped around your pretty little finger again
 
G G Em Em
{instrumental}
 
It feels like ages since you lay down in my arms
I see no good reason, still I'm tangled in your charms
My god, you're smiling, you catch my eye
My heart is pounding deep inside
 
Thought I was doing fine, 'bout to get you off my mind
I see your face and then I'm wrapped around your pretty little finger again
 
G G Em Em
{instrumental}
G G Em Em
{instrumental}
C G C G
{guitar solo}
Am7 Bm C D
{guitar solo}
 
A A F#m F#m
Ain't gonna let no man go down without a fight
A A F#m F#m
'Cause my stalls and walls look better in the bright daylight
D A D A
Now my heart beats faster, and I call your name
D A E E
And I feel my confidence slipping away
 
D A D A
Oh, oh, thought I was doing fine, 'bout to get you off my mind
D A E E
I see your face and then I'm wrapped around your pretty little finger
D A D A
Thought I was doing fine, 'bout to get you off my mind
D A E E
I see your face and then I'm wrapped around your pretty little finger again
 
A A F#m F#m A A F#m F#m
Your finger again... Pretty yeah-uh, yeah
A A F#m F#m A A F#m F#m A.
{instrumental and "oohs"}

How to play Wrapped (ver. 2)

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 G. 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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