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What A Funny Girl You Used To Be

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Frank Sinatra – What a Funny Girl (You Used To Be)
    Dbm7b5          Dbm7b5/Gb     Bmaj7
You always looked a little out of place
    Dbm7b5        Dbm7b5/Gb        Bmaj7
All grown up with freckles on your face
     Dbm7           Dbm7/Gb
We'd spend each night with company
     Bmaj7  Bmaj7/A#         B/E  E6
Just you,          the teddy bears,    
              Baug/F#   B/F#   Baug/F#   B/F#
the dolls and me
G#dim/F#         F#7              B
    What a funny girl you used to be
Dbm7b5          Dbm7b5/Gb           Bmaj7
You always had a thousand things to do
Dbm7b5         Dbm7b5/Gb            Bmaj7
  Getting all involved in something new
Dbm7           Dbm7/Gb      Bmaj7   Bmaj7/A#
Always some new recipe the kitchen
        B/E  E6
Always looked like 
              Baug/F#   B/F#   Baug/F#   B/F#
World War Three
G#dim/F#          F#7             B
    What a funny girl you used to be
       Dbm7b5   Dbm7b5/Gb        Bmaj7  C#m7/B   Bmaj7  Bmaj7/A#
It was so good         with you around
           G#m GaugBadd2/F#
                       Fdim6/B       
You always found a smile        where smiles 
            C#m7   D#m7/F#   C#m7
could not be found
        Dm7b5  Dm7b5/G               Cmaj7
I never ever met    a person more sincere
Dm7b5              Dm7b5/G           Cmaj7
    You'd always listen with an open ear
Dm7                  Dm7/G
  You'd fall for lines    so easily
 Cmaj7     Cmaj7/B        C/F F6
Whatever        they were selling 
          C/G    Caug/G    C/G    Caug/G    C/G
You'd buy three
Adim/G           G7               C
    What a funny girl you used to be
Adim/G           G7               C
    What a funny girl you used to be
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Free chords for What A Funny Girl You Used To Be by Frank Sinatra. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Frank Sinatra – What a Funny Girl (You Used To Be)
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What A Funny Girl You Used To Be Chords by Frank Sinatra

Learn how to play What A Funny Girl You Used To Be by Frank Sinatra with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “What A Funny Girl You Used To Be chords”, “What A Funny Girl You Used To Be guitar chords”, or “Frank Sinatra What A Funny Girl You Used To Be chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy What A Funny Girl You Used To Be chords and for experienced players who want accurate What A Funny Girl You Used To Be lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Dbm7b5, Bmaj7, Dbm7, Dbm7/Gb, Bmaj7/A#, B/E.

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Can I transpose "What A Funny Girl You Used To Be" to a different key?

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Is "What A Funny Girl You Used To Be" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "What A Funny Girl You Used To Be" by Frank Sinatra with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Frank Sinatra below.

What key is "What A Funny Girl You Used To Be" in?

The chords for "What A Funny Girl You Used To Be" show the original chord names (including Dbm7b5, Bmaj7, Dbm7, Dbm7/Gb, Bmaj7/A#, B/E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.