Chords for David Foster & Friends: Blake Shelton - Wildflower
Tempo:
63.45 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Bm
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Everyone in this business who's lucky enough to succeed in one way or another remembers their first hit and
The people that helped them get there in in 1972
I was in a band with my then wife BJ and the band was called Skylark and we were the classic
one hit wonders
But with the help of my friend Barry Devore's on who's here somewhere and BJ they got me to Los Angeles
And back then I always thought that our hit wildflower would make a great country song and coincidentally
There's a great Warner Brothers recording artist an amazing country singer enjoying a huge hit right now with Michael Bublé's song home
I'm thinking maybe maybe this guy could make a country hit out of my first hit 35 years ago.
So here to breathe new life
Into this classic this guy can sing and man is he good-looking.
It's scary.
Please.
Welcome Blake Shelton
[D] [F#m] [Bm] [D]
[G] [A] [G] [C] [G] [A]
[Bm] [D] She's faced the hardest [E] times you could imagine [A]
and
many times her [D] eyes
fought back the [E] tears [F#] and
[Bm]
[D] When her youthful world [E] was about to fall [Em] in
each [A]
[D] time her slender [A] shoulders
[D] bore the [A] weight of all her fears [Em] and
a [A] sorrow no one hears
[G] [D] Still rings [G] in midnight [A] silence [B] in her ears
[G] Let her cry.
[D] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
[G] Let her [F#] dream
[Bm] She's a [D] child [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] on her
She's [G] a free and [A] gentle flower
[D] Growing one [G] and if my [D] chance that I should [G] hold her
[A] Let me [D] hold her for a time
[G] And if [D] allowed just one possession I
[Em] Would take her [D] in my [A] arms
[C] to be [D] mine
[Bm] Be [A] [E] [Em]
[F#] [B] [F#]
[Bm] [D] careful how you touch her
[G#] [E] She'll awaken
Her [D] sleep's the [A] only freedom [D] that she knows
[F#m]
[Bm] When [D] you walk into her [E] eyes
You won't [G] believe
The [B] way she's [A] always paid
[G] For a debt she never [A] owed
and [Em] a [Bm] silent [A] wind still blows
[G] That [D] only [Em] she can [A] hear so [B] she goes
[G] Let her cry.
[B] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
Let [G] her [B] dream
[F#]
[Bm] She's a child [D] [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] upon her
She's [G] a free [A] and gentle flower
[D] Growing [D] while [A] she's a flower [D] growing
[G] She's [A] a flower
Growing [F#m] Blake [D] [G]
[A] [D]
Shelton.
[N] Yes.
The people that helped them get there in in 1972
I was in a band with my then wife BJ and the band was called Skylark and we were the classic
one hit wonders
But with the help of my friend Barry Devore's on who's here somewhere and BJ they got me to Los Angeles
And back then I always thought that our hit wildflower would make a great country song and coincidentally
There's a great Warner Brothers recording artist an amazing country singer enjoying a huge hit right now with Michael Bublé's song home
I'm thinking maybe maybe this guy could make a country hit out of my first hit 35 years ago.
So here to breathe new life
Into this classic this guy can sing and man is he good-looking.
It's scary.
Please.
Welcome Blake Shelton
[D] [F#m] [Bm] [D]
[G] [A] [G] [C] [G] [A]
[Bm] [D] She's faced the hardest [E] times you could imagine [A]
and
many times her [D] eyes
fought back the [E] tears [F#] and
[Bm]
[D] When her youthful world [E] was about to fall [Em] in
each [A]
[D] time her slender [A] shoulders
[D] bore the [A] weight of all her fears [Em] and
a [A] sorrow no one hears
[G] [D] Still rings [G] in midnight [A] silence [B] in her ears
[G] Let her cry.
[D] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
[G] Let her [F#] dream
[Bm] She's a [D] child [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] on her
She's [G] a free and [A] gentle flower
[D] Growing one [G] and if my [D] chance that I should [G] hold her
[A] Let me [D] hold her for a time
[G] And if [D] allowed just one possession I
[Em] Would take her [D] in my [A] arms
[C] to be [D] mine
[Bm] Be [A] [E] [Em]
[F#] [B] [F#]
[Bm] [D] careful how you touch her
[G#] [E] She'll awaken
Her [D] sleep's the [A] only freedom [D] that she knows
[F#m]
[Bm] When [D] you walk into her [E] eyes
You won't [G] believe
The [B] way she's [A] always paid
[G] For a debt she never [A] owed
and [Em] a [Bm] silent [A] wind still blows
[G] That [D] only [Em] she can [A] hear so [B] she goes
[G] Let her cry.
[B] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
Let [G] her [B] dream
[F#]
[Bm] She's a child [D] [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] upon her
She's [G] a free [A] and gentle flower
[D] Growing [D] while [A] she's a flower [D] growing
[G] She's [A] a flower
Growing [F#m] Blake [D] [G]
[A] [D]
Shelton.
[N] Yes.
Key:
D
A
G
Bm
Em
D
A
G
Everyone in this business who's lucky enough to succeed in one way or another remembers their first hit and
The people that helped them get there in in 1972
I was in a band with my then wife BJ and the band was called Skylark and we were the classic
one hit wonders
But with the help of my friend Barry Devore's on who's here somewhere and BJ they got me to Los Angeles
And back then I always thought that our hit wildflower would make a great country song and coincidentally
There's a great Warner Brothers recording artist an amazing country singer enjoying a huge hit right now with Michael Bublé's song home
I'm thinking maybe maybe this guy could make a country hit out of my first hit 35 years ago.
So here to breathe new life
Into this classic this guy can sing and man is he good-looking.
It's scary.
Please.
Welcome Blake Shelton _ _
_ [D] _ _ [F#m] _ [Bm] _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ [A] _ [G] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ [A] _
[Bm] _ [D] She's faced the hardest [E] times you could imagine [A]
and
many times her [D] eyes
fought back the [E] tears [F#] and
[Bm] _
[D] When her youthful world [E] was about to fall [Em] in
each [A]
[D] time her slender [A] shoulders
[D] bore the [A] weight of all her fears [Em] and
a [A] sorrow no one hears
[G] [D] Still rings [G] in midnight [A] silence [B] in her ears
[G] Let her cry.
[D] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
_ [G] Let her [F#] dream
[Bm] She's a [D] child [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] on her
She's [G] a free and [A] gentle flower
[D] Growing one _ [G] and if my [D] chance that I should [G] hold her
[A] Let me [D] hold her for a time
[G] And if [D] allowed just one possession I
[Em] Would take her [D] in my [A] arms
[C] to be [D] mine _
[Bm] Be [A] _ _ [E] _ _ [Em] _ _
[F#] _ _ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ [D] careful how you touch her
[G#] [E] She'll awaken
Her [D] sleep's the [A] only freedom [D] that she knows
[F#m] _ _
[Bm] When [D] you walk into her [E] eyes
You won't [G] believe
The [B] way she's [A] always paid
[G] For a debt she never [A] owed
and [Em] a [Bm] silent [A] wind still blows
[G] That [D] only [Em] she can [A] hear so [B] she goes
[G] Let her cry.
[B] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
Let [G] her [B] dream
[F#]
[Bm] She's a child [D] _ [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] upon her
She's [G] a free [A] and gentle flower
[D] Growing [D] while _ _ [A] she's a flower [D] growing
_ _ [G] _ She's [A] a flower
_ Growing [F#m] Blake [D] _ _ [G] _
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Shelton.
_ [N] Yes. _
The people that helped them get there in in 1972
I was in a band with my then wife BJ and the band was called Skylark and we were the classic
one hit wonders
But with the help of my friend Barry Devore's on who's here somewhere and BJ they got me to Los Angeles
And back then I always thought that our hit wildflower would make a great country song and coincidentally
There's a great Warner Brothers recording artist an amazing country singer enjoying a huge hit right now with Michael Bublé's song home
I'm thinking maybe maybe this guy could make a country hit out of my first hit 35 years ago.
So here to breathe new life
Into this classic this guy can sing and man is he good-looking.
It's scary.
Please.
Welcome Blake Shelton _ _
_ [D] _ _ [F#m] _ [Bm] _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ [A] _ [G] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ [A] _
[Bm] _ [D] She's faced the hardest [E] times you could imagine [A]
and
many times her [D] eyes
fought back the [E] tears [F#] and
[Bm] _
[D] When her youthful world [E] was about to fall [Em] in
each [A]
[D] time her slender [A] shoulders
[D] bore the [A] weight of all her fears [Em] and
a [A] sorrow no one hears
[G] [D] Still rings [G] in midnight [A] silence [B] in her ears
[G] Let her cry.
[D] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
_ [G] Let her [F#] dream
[Bm] She's a [D] child [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] on her
She's [G] a free and [A] gentle flower
[D] Growing one _ [G] and if my [D] chance that I should [G] hold her
[A] Let me [D] hold her for a time
[G] And if [D] allowed just one possession I
[Em] Would take her [D] in my [A] arms
[C] to be [D] mine _
[Bm] Be [A] _ _ [E] _ _ [Em] _ _
[F#] _ _ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ [D] careful how you touch her
[G#] [E] She'll awaken
Her [D] sleep's the [A] only freedom [D] that she knows
[F#m] _ _
[Bm] When [D] you walk into her [E] eyes
You won't [G] believe
The [B] way she's [A] always paid
[G] For a debt she never [A] owed
and [Em] a [Bm] silent [A] wind still blows
[G] That [D] only [Em] she can [A] hear so [B] she goes
[G] Let her cry.
[B] [A] Oh, [D] she's a lady
Let [G] her [B] dream
[F#]
[Bm] She's a child [D] _ [G] let the [F#m] rain fall down [Em] upon her
She's [G] a free [A] and gentle flower
[D] Growing [D] while _ _ [A] she's a flower [D] growing
_ _ [G] _ She's [A] a flower
_ Growing [F#m] Blake [D] _ _ [G] _
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Shelton.
_ [N] Yes. _