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Acorde de Lasso - The Band Perry

Letra de Lasso

Intro: G   D  Dsus  D  C  (x2)

(note that some C2's are added here (lift second finger))



Verse 1:

C

When I first laid eyes on you

G D C

Well, the night just felt so odd

G

You looked at me and the stars lined up

Em D C//

So I thought I'd heard from God

And I gave him my best shot



Chorus:



G D C G C G

Loving you was like throwing a lasso around a tornado

C D

I tried to hold on to

G D C G C G

Took a ride on a tilt-a-whirl that sits on top of the world

C D

Man, I thought I could show you

Em7 D C//

I've always been afraid of flying

C D G (Intro Chords 2x)

But you can't blame a girl for trying



Verse 2:

C G

Felt like a pearl when I was holding your hand

D C

So precious I forgot

C G

You could have any girl but I only wanted one man

Em C

And you were everything I'm not

G

Still I gave it my best shot



Chorus:

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G D C G C G

Loving you was like throwing a lasso around a tornado

C D

I tried to hold on to

G D C G C G

Took a turn on a high trapeze swinging over the deep

C D

I thought I could show you

Em D C//

I've always been afraid of flying

C D

But you can't blame a girl for trying



Bridge:

Cadd9 G

Like a vine bends a tree to the ground

D

I won't hold you down

Cadd9

I tried to climb just as high

G D Cadd9

But I found all the clouds touch the ground

Am

In this small town



Instr: G D C G x2

End Chorus:

G F C G C G

Took a ride on a high trapeze swinging over the deep

C D

I thought I could show you

G D/F# C

That I've always been afraid of flying

Am G (Intro Chords 4x)

But you can't blame a girl for trying

C

No, you can't blame a girl.... heeeey





Letra subida por: An�nimo

Discos en los que aparece este acorde: The Band Perry

El acorde de Lasso de The Band Perry es una versi�n de la canci�n original realizada por colaboradores/usuarios de Coveralia.

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