The Loneliest Girl In The World chords
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[Intro]
Em7 A7 D G D/F#
[Verse]
Em7 A
The loneliest girl in the world
D G D/F#
She's got some pills in the purse that she's holding
Em7 A
The loneliest girl in the world
D G D
She's got some high in the smoke that she's smoking
Pre-Chorus]
Em7 A
Her friends, they're having babies
D G D/F#
But there ain't no car seats in her Mercedes
Em7 A
No picket fence on her horizon
D G D/F#
Yeah, you never know what her smile is hiding
[Chorus]
Em7 A
She falls asleep with the TV on
D G D/F#
And she sips Sauv Blanc 'til the bottle's gone
Em7 A
No, it ain't all that but it ain't half bad
D G D/F#
Got a dirty mouth and a mind to match, yeah
Em7 A7
She could've made it to the altar
D G D/F#
But she ain't the type of bitch you can al-ter
Em7
I guess that's me
A7 D
The loneliest girl in the world
[Verse]
Em7 A
The loneliest girl in the world
D G D/F#
She ain't broken by some break up
Em7 A
The loneliest girl in the world
D G D/F#
She's got a full king size she can take up
Pre-Chorus]
Em7 A7
Her friends, they're having babies
D G D/F#
But she's still stuck on the songs from the 80s
Em7 A7
No picket fence on her horizon
D G D/F#
And her left hand don't need no diamond
[Chorus]
Em7 A
She falls asleep with the TV on
D G D/F#
And she sips Sauv Blanc 'til the bottle's gone
Em7 A7
No, it ain't all that but it ain't half bad
D G D/F#
Got a dirty mouth and a mind to match, yeah
Em7 A7
She could've made it to the altar
D G D/F#
But she ain't the type of bitch you can al-ter
Em7
I guess that's me
A7 Em7 A7
The loneliest girl in the world
D
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G D/F# Em7 A7
The loneliest girl in the world
D G D
Oooh ooh
[Outro]
Em7 A
She could've made it to the altar
D G D/F#
But she ain't the type of bitch you can al-ter
Em7 A7 D
I guess that's me, the loneliest girl in the world
Em7 A7 D
Yeah, I guess that's me, the loneliest girl in the world
How to perform "The Loneliest Girl In The World" on the guitar by Laci Kaye Booth
[Preface]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A7, D, G,
- Sighing: Even, gentle plucks to create a calming atmosphere.
- Emphasis: Harmonious transitions that allow every chord to ring.
[Sentence]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A, D, and G
- Strumming: Keep your pace slow and contemplative.
- Dynamics: Gently mellow to match the reflective lyrics.
[Prior to Chorus]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A, D, and G
- Strumming: To emphasize the building, slightly increase the intensity.
- Emphasis: Pay close attention to the poetic details regarding her companions' disparate lives.
[Chorus]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A, D, and G
- Strumming: Mix up and downstrokes at a moderate tempo.
Feel: In particular, the line "she falls asleep with the TV on" should convey a bittersweet feeling.
[Sentence]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A, D, and G
- Strumming: Keeping a gentle rhythm, just like in the first stanza.
- Dynamics: Reflective, in line with the story of freedom depicted in the song.
[Prior to Chorus]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A7, D, G,
- Strumming: Raise the volume a little bit to reflect the emotional crescendo.
- Emphasis: Draw attention to the introspection and nostalgia for the 1980s.
[Chorus]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A, D, and G
- Strumming: Moderately intense, in line with previous choruses.
Feel: A harmonious blend of empowerment and melancholy.
[Finale]
- Chords: D/F#, Em7, A7, D, G,
- Strumming: Go back to your contemplative, gentler strumming.
- Highlight: The last statement about being "the loneliest girl in the world" should be highlighted.
- To emphasize the poignant ending of the song, let every chord ring out.
[Overall Advice]
- Tuning: EADGBE standard tuning.
- Tone: To fit the contemplative mood of the song, choose a clear, warm tone.
- Practice: Increase tempo gradually at first until you feel comfortable with the chord changes.
- Frequent errors: Hurrying transitions and losing rhythm.
[Song Details]
The novel "The Loneliest Girl In The World" by Laci Kaye Booth delves into issues of
self-reflection, loneliness, and the gap between one's own decisions and society expectations.
The song's lyrics show a lady embracing her freedom in the face of social pressure.
Famed for her distinctive voice and narrative, Laci Kaye Booth rose to prominence
after participating in American Idol.
Her music has a unique sound that appeals to a broad audience
by fusing pop and country influences.