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Oh Pretty Woman

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Pretty Woman (From the album "Beyond The Sun")
--------------------------------------
Tuning: Standard 
Comments: This is the kind of song that 99% of the time 
your gonna end up killing. Luckily Chris does a good job 
on his cover for "Beyond the Sun". Those of you who have 
been following Silvertone for years know, Chris has played 
this song several times live, though this is the first 
time it's been laid down on an official release. The best 
part is, Chris allows the song to ring true to Roy's 
original version, though it might be just a touch faster tempo wise.
If you know how to play Roy's original version, than you 
know how to play Chris's but for those of you who don't, 
have at it!
Key:
/    = slide up
\    = slide down
b    = bend (whole step)
b^   = bend (1/2 step)
b^^  = bend (1 1/2 steps)
pb   = pre-bend
r    = release-bend
t^   = tap with righthand finger
h    = hammer-on
p    = pull-off
~    = Vibrato
*    = Natural Harmonic
#(#) = Trill
**   = Artificial Harmonic
x    = Dead notes (no pitch)
P.M. = Palm mute (- -> underneath indicates which notes)
(\)  = Dive w\bar
(/)  = Release w\bar
Tp   = Tap w\plectrum
Riff 1:
|-------------|
|-------------|
|-------------|
|----------0--|
|--------2----|
|--0-0-4------|
Riff 2:
|-------------------|
|-------------------|
|-------------------|
|----------0-4-2-0--|
|--------2----------|
|--0-0-4------------|
Pretty Woman
-------------------
(William Dees, Roy Orbison)
Intro:
Riff 1 played twice 
Riff 2 played four times
Verse 1:
       A              F#m
Pretty woman, walking down the street.
       A                   F#m
Pretty woman, the kind I'd like to meet.
       D              E
Pretty woman, I don't believe you, you're not the truth.
                                   Riff 2 x4
No one could look as good as you.
Verse 2:
       A                F#m
Pretty woman, won't you pardon me?
       A                 F#m
Pretty woman, I couldn't help but see.
       D                    E
Pretty woman, that you look lovely as can be.
                                  Riff 2 x4
Are you lonely just like me?
Bridge:
Dm            G7            C             Am
Pretty woman, stop a while. Pretty woman, talk a while.
Dm            G7                 C
Pretty woman, give your smile to me.
Dm            G7                C             Am
Pretty woman, yeah, yeah, yeah. Pretty woman, look my way.
Dm            G7                   C    A
Pretty woman, say you'll stay with me.
         F#m      D               E
'Cause I need you, I'll treat you right.
A           F#mD      E
                                Riff 2 x4
Come with my baby, be mine tonight.
Verse 3:
       A            F#m
Pretty woman, don't walk on by.
       A            F#m
Pretty woman, don't make me cry.
       D            E
Pretty woman, don't walk away. Hey. Okay.
E
If that's the way it must be, okay.
E
I guess I'll go on home it's late, maybe tomorrow night but wait.
E
               Riff 1 x2
What do I see?
E      Riff 2 til end of song
Is she walking back to me?
E
Yeah, she's walking back to me.
E             A   A
Oh, oh pretty woman.

Oh Pretty Woman chords and lyrics

Free chords for Oh Pretty Woman by Chris Isaak. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Pretty Woman (From the album "Beyond The Sun")
--------------------------------------
Tuning: Standard 
Comments: This is the kind of song that 99% of the time 
your gonna end up killing. Luckily Chris does a good job 
on his cover for "Beyond the Sun". Those of you who have 
been following Silvertone for years know, Chris has played 
this song several times live, though this is the first 
time it's been laid down on an official release. The best 
part is, Chris allows the song to ring true to Roy's 
original version, though it might be just a touch faster tempo wise.
If you know how to play Roy's original version, than you 
know how to play Chris's but for those of you who don't, 
have at it!
Key:
/    = slide up
\    = slide down
b    = bend (whole step)
b^   = bend (1/2 step)
b^^  = bend (1 1/2 steps)
pb   = pre-bend
r    = release-bend
t^   = tap with righthand finger
h    = hammer-on
p    = pull-off
~    = Vibrato
*    = Natural Harmonic
#(#) = Trill
**   = Artificial Harmonic
x    = Dead notes (no pitch)
P.M. = Palm mute (- -> underneath indicates which notes)
(\)  = Dive w\bar
(/)  = Release w\bar
Tp   = Tap w\plectrum
Pretty Woman
-------------------
(William Dees, Roy Orbison)
Intro:
Riff 1 played twice 
Riff 2 played four times
Verse 1:
                                   Riff 2 x4
No one could look as good as you.
Verse 2:
                                  Riff 2 x4
Are you lonely just like me?
Bridge:
Verse 3:

Oh Pretty Woman Chords by Chris Isaak

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