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Chords in this song29
Song
Vanessa Carlton - Pretty Baby (2002)
This is a pretty easy and fun song to play after you get all the chords! :-)
Enjoy.. Vanessa Carlton ROCKS!
YouTube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlgG_pf8kPM
A2- x02200 Bm7- x20202
F#m7-2x222x A/C#-x4222x
D#m7-xx1222 Dm6- 1x0201
D69- x54455 Dm6/F-1x0201
A- x02220 D- xx0232
Bm7/E-xx2232
Verse 1
You light me up and then I fall for you
You lay me down and they I call for you
Stumbling on reasons that are far and few
I'd let it all come down and then some for you
Chorus
Pretty Baby, don't you leave me I have been saving smiles for you
Pretty Baby, why can't you see you're the one that I belong to
I'll be the embrace that keeps you warm for you're the sun that breaks the storm
I'll be alright and I'll sleep sound as long as you keep coming round
Oh pretty baby........
Verse 2
And I know things can't last forever
but there are lessons that you'll never learn
Oh just the scent of you it makes make me hurt
so how's it you that makes me better?
Chorus
Pretty Baby, don't you leave me I have been saving smiles for you
Pretty Baby, why can't you see you're the one that I belong to
I'll be the embrace that keeps you warm for you're the sun that breaks the storm
I'll be alright and I'll sleep sound as long as you keep coming round
Bridge
Why can't you, hold me, and never let go?
When you, touch me, it is me that you own
Pretty Baby, oh the place that you hold
in my heart, would you break
it a--part again?
Oh pretty Baby
Chorus
Pretty Baby, don't you leave me I have been saving smiles for you
Pretty Baby, why can't you see you're the one that I belong to
I'll be the embrace that keeps you warm for you're the sun that breaks the storm
I'll be alright and I'll sleep sound as long as you keep coming round
Interlude
Chorus
Pretty Baby, why can't you see
Pretty Baby, don't you leave me
Pretty Baby, why can't you see
Pretty Baby, don't you leave me
Fading Outro
Pretty Baby, my Pretty Baby
My Pretty Baby, don't you leave me
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