
Famous
Adam Doleac
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Tom:
C G D Em
[Verse 1]
C G D Em
Must've been living under a rock
C G Em D
Must've not left the house for a couple of years
C G D Em
All the telephones, TVs, radios off
C G Em D
Put a blindfold on, cotton in my ears
C G D Em C
Cause you got this instantly recognizable quality about you babe
D
Yeah I gotta say
[Chorus]
C G
Girl you look famous
D Em
Like South Beach or Vegas
C G Em D
All up in the paper, in the supermarket aisle
[Próxima Parte]
C G
That dress on you I swear
D Em
I know you from somewhere
C G
Gotta know what your name is
D C G D Em
Cause God you look famous when you smile
[Próxima Parte]
C G D Em
Ooh when you smile
[Verse 2]
C G D Em
Some show, some song, billboard or commercial
C G Em D
Do you do the weather, do you read the news?
C G D Em
Girl you got my head spinning around in circles
C
And by the way I'm looking at you
D
And everybody else is too I'm thinking
[Chorus]
C G
Girl you look famous
[Próxima Parte]
C G D Em
Ooh when you smile
[Bridge]
Am
You got your elbows on the bar
Am
Shinin' in the blue neon
D G
Yeah something I just can't place or put my finger on
C G D Em C
Cause you got this instantly recognizable quality about you babe
G
Yeah you might not be but
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
C G Bm Em
That dress you got on got me looking for some paparazzi
C G
Gotta know what your name is
D C G D Em
Girl you look famous when you smile
C G Em D
Famous when you smile
D C G D Em
Girl you look famous
C G
You look so famous when you smile
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