Sophi Is A Lady Annie Oakley Hanging Chords
Sophi Is A Lady Annie Oakley Hanging by Dan Smith And Ralph Pelleymounter is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of F. It uses the chords F, C, Am and G. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
F C Am G
Sophi is in town, streets don't seem so lonely
F C Am G
Sophi is in town, the glass is never empty
F C Am G
When Sophi is in town, when Sophi is in town
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
You don't want her but you need her
Am G
And the warm arms on a stranger
F C
And when she's bathing in moonlight
Am G
You'll see her in a new light
F C
If I ever see you with another man
Am G
With another man, with another man,
F C
If I ever see you with another man
Am G
Watch myself burn, watch myself burn
F C
Streets don't seem so lonely
Am G
When she comes to town, when she comes to town
F C
Streets don't seem so lonely
Am G
When she comes to town, when she comes to town
Am F G G
F C
If I ever see you with another man
Am G
With another man, with another man,
F C
If I ever see you with another man
Am G
Watch myself burn, watch myself burn
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?
F C
Wasting time at bars, these scars are ours
Am
Our arms or anyone who ever been lonely
G
You ever been lonely?