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UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro: A D E D

Verse 1:
A
This weekend I went to the doctor
D
And they checked my weight like they do every time
E
Took off my sweatshirt

Stepped on the scale
D
Looked away and closed my eyes
A
I guess the nurse didn't see me
D
Cause she said it out loud
    E                     D
And I felt like I couldn't breathe
A                               D
I was still the same size as I was just before she said it
E                        D
But my body felt heavier to me

Bridge:
          A
It's just a number
       D
But old habits die so hard
        E                      D
But I blame Tumblr and the year 20 
     A                D                E
And my mother for as far back as I can remember
         D
Talking xxxx about her body

Interlude: A D

           E            D
But it's just a number

Verse 2:
A
This weekend I went out shopping
D
Retail therapy, been a long week
E
Went through the sweatshirts

And through the dresses
D
And I grabbed a couple jeans
A                        D
But the 6 didn't fit me, wouldn't go over my knees
E                        D
The 8 was still a bit too tight
 A                      D
I tried to ignore that a year ago those would have fit
    E                               D
And I went out and grabbed a bigger size

Chorus:
          A
It's just a number
       D
But old habits die so hard
        E                      D
And I blame Tumblr and the year 20 
     A                D                E          D
And my mother for as far back as I can remember

Outro:
    A
Oh how am I supposed to love you
D
When you make it so hard
E                       D
In every mirror all I see are the stretchmarks and scars
A                               D                       E
And will I always feel like I'm too much but not enough?
                       D                           A
I wish I could believe that it's really just a number
         D
But old habits die so hard
         E
And I blame Tumblr
         D        A
And the year 20 
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folklovermore

I’m here after the Taylor’s version came out

aurora borealis

transposed to -2 seems easier, put a capo on 2nd fret to stay in the same key

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Amanda Williams is a song-centric artist based in Nashville, TN. Primarily noted for her songwriting, Amanda has had songs recorded by artists as varied as Garth Brooks, George Jones, Jessie James, Alecia Nugent, Mickie James, Lonesome River Band, Tyler Dickerson & others. Her acoustic music is Norah Jones vocals meets Janis Joplin sass.

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