She Said Yes

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She Said Yes
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Tabbed by: Joey Rodriguez
Capo 3rd Fret
Standard Tuning:
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
Em C G
Praise the lord, glory hallelujah
G D G
She said yes, she said yes
Palm mute: G
palm mute:
G C G
As the summer sun set in south carolina
G C G
you flew all the way to ask her father
G C G
he made you ride bitch and stripped you of your pride
G D G
you knew it was no easy ride
Continue palm muting:
G C G
But she said yes, she said yes
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
Em C G
Praise the lord, glory hallelujah
G D G
She said yes, she said yes
Stop palm muting
Whole band intro:
G, C, G, G, C, G, Em, C, G, G, D, G
G C G
Down on one knee, the piano player waiting
G C G
Get out the wring, your voice is breaking
G C G
This is the loneliest you'll ever be
G D G
We can't get you out of this squeeze
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
Em C G
Praise the lord, glory hallelujah
G D G
She said yes, she said yes
Banjo break:
G,|G,|G,|G,|Em, C, G, G, D, G
Palm mute:
G C G
So you've come pretty far from your wedding day
G C G
I'm proud of you brother I have to say
Em C G
You weathered the storms and you followed the dreams
G D G
And now it's just you and your queen
Foot stomping!!!
you can play along the foot stomping if you like...
It's cool for when you play the song alone acousticly.
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
Em C G
Praise the lord, glory hallelujah
G D
She said yes
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
G C G
She said yes, she said yes
Em C G
Praise the lord, glory hallelujah
G D G
She said yes, she said yes!
Enjoy!

She Said Yes chords and lyrics

Free chords for She Said Yes by Mumford & Sons. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

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 She Said Yes
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Tabbed by: Joey Rodriguez
Capo 3rd Fret
Standard Tuning:
Palm mute: G
palm mute:
Continue palm muting:
Stop palm muting
Whole band intro:
G, C, G, G, C, G, Em, C, G, G, D, G
Banjo break:
G,|G,|G,|G,|Em, C, G, G, D, G
Palm mute:
Foot stomping!!!
you can play along the foot stomping if you like...
It's cool for when you play the song alone acousticly.
Enjoy!

She Said Yes Chords by Mumford & Sons

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