Soon You’ll Get Better (feat. Dixie Chicks)

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UKULELE CHORDS AND TABS

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Intro: C  G  Am  G
 
xA|----3h5---5-5p3-2-3--|--2-3h5-----5p3-3----|
xE|--0------------------|----------0----------|
xC|--0------------------|--2-----2------------|
xG|--------0------------|------------------0--|

xA|--0-3h5---5-5p3-2-3--|--2---3---5---5------|
xE|--0------------------|--3---------0--------|
xC|---------------------|---------------------|
xG|--------2------------|----0---0-------0----|


Verse 1:
C                            G  
  The buttons of my coat were, tangled in my hair
Am                             G                        F
   In doctor's office lighting, I didn't tell you I was scared
G                                 C
  That was the first time we were there
 

                   G  
Holy orange bottles, each night I pray to you
Am                             G                       F
   Desperate people find faith, so now I pray to Jesus too
G
  And I say to you
 
Chorus:
C         G  
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
F         G
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
Am     G                    F
Ooh-ah, you'll get better soon
G  
    'Cause you have to

Interlude: C  G  Am  G
 
Verse 2:
C                       G  
  I know delusion when I, see it in the mirror
Am                           G                          F
   You like the nicer nurses, you make the best of a bad deal
G                         C
  I just pretend it isn't real
 

                           G  
I'll paint the kitchen neon, I'll brighten up the sky
Am                          G                              F
   I know I'll never get it, there's not a day that I won't try
G
  And I say to you
 
Chorus:
C         G  
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
F         G
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
Am     G                    F
Ooh-ah, you'll get better soon
G  
    'Cause you have to
 
Bridge:
Dm                   G                C
   And I hate to make this all about me
    G                      Am
But who am I supposed to talk to?
C                     F
What am I supposed to do
Fm
   If there's no you?
 
Verse 3:
C                             G  
  This won't go back to normal, if it ever was
Am                           G                       F
   It's been years of hoping, and I keep saying it because
G
  'Cause I have to
 
Chorus:
C     G  
Ooh-ah, you'll get better
F         G
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
Am     G                    F   G  
Ooh-ah, you'll get better soon


C         G  
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
F         G
Ooh-ah, soon you'll get better
Am     G                  F
Ooh-ah, you'll get better soon
G  
    'Cause you have to

Outro: C  G  Am  G  F
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Goatythemeow

There are so many chords :0

peppermoon

a a a a a ty for doing this 🙂 its gr8 >:D

cath

this is so good

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Biography

Taylor Alison Swift is an American singer-songwriter. Her narrative songwriting, which often takes inspiration from her personal life, has received widespread critical praise and media coverage. Swift debuted as a country pop singer, but eventually incorporated and moved into other genres, including pop rock, synth-pop, electro-pop, dance pop, folk pop, and indie folk.

Born in West Reading, Pennsylvania, Swift relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2004 to pursue a career in country music.

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