Yes
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[Intro ]
C F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C Am
Your eyes are tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
verse 1
C F
Don't give it to me easy, make me work a little
C F
We move aside, aside and you work the middle
C
That was one word to describe your ways
Dm
It's a ?
C F
I'm a teapot, come on, blow the kettle
Pre-Chorus
C G
I see the trouble that you're trying to make
Am F
I see you're doing what your lips won't say
C Am
Baby, I ain't gettin' in your way, in your way
[Refrão]
C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G Am F
Your eyes are tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G
So you don't have to say words to me
C
No, you don't have to say
F C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
verse 2
C F
If you say you can't do it then you better do it
C F
'Cause I'ma take your word, I'ma hold you to it
C
Soon as you start steppin' in the place
F
You put all of my other girls? to shame
C F
Now I already know who I'm leavin' with
Pre-Chorus
C G
I see the trouble that you're trying to make
Am F
I see you're doing what your lips won't say
C Am
Baby, I ain't gettin' in your way, in your way
[Refrão]
C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G Am F
Your eyes are tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G
So you don't have to say words to me
C
No, you don't have to say
F C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
Bridge
C G
I see the trouble that you're trying to make
Am F
I see you're doing what your lips won't say
C G Am
Baby, I ain't gettin' in your way, in your way
[Refrão]
C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G Am F
Your eyes are tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G
So you don't have to say words to me
C
No, you don't have to say
F C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
Outro
C G Am F
Your body's tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
C G Am F
Your eyes are tellin' me yes, tellin' me yes
How to play Yes
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.