
Hey Girl
Billy Currington
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Tom:
D F C
[Verse 1]
D F
Hey girl, what's your name girl
C
I've been lookin' at you
D
And every guy here's doin' the same girl
F
It'd be a shame girl
C
If I let you just walk on by
D F
'Cause I'm all caught up in your sweet smile
C D
A girl like you comes around once in a while
(No chord)
So hot, gotta give it a shot
Gotta get get a little bit of what you got
[Chorus 1]
Bb F C
I know you don't know me but I can't leave here lonely
Bb F C
Knowin' I didn't even try to make you mine and
Bb F
You might think I'm crazy
C
Girl but who could blame me
Bb
You're lookin' so fine, got me all tongue tied
C
And the only line I can think to say is...
[Verse 2]
D F
Hey girl, whatcha think girl
C D
You look a little thirsty lemme go getcha something to drink girl
F
Before you blink girl
C
I'll be right back by your side
D F
And if you want we can roll out
C
I know my way around this town
D
I got a shotgun seat for you
C
You can tell me where it is you wanna take off to
[Chorus 1]
[Próxima Parte]
Hey girl
[Instrumental]
D F C Bb F
(2x)
[Bridge]
F C Bb F
Ooh, baby you're still standin' here
C
I guess you must like what you hear
Bb F
Hey girl, whatcha say girl
C
About you and me gettin' away girl
[Chorus 1]
[Próxima Parte]
Bb F C
Hey girl, oh yeah
Bb F C
Oh, hey girl
[Instrumental]
Bb F C
[Outro]
Bb F
You're lookin' so fine, got me all tongue tied
C
And the only line I can think to say is
Hey girl
Oh yeah
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