Chords for Debbie Harry - Blondie Heart Of Glass 93 (Acoustic)

_ You [F#] and Jack
[G#] Ah, that was of course one of the biggest hits of the 70s, Heart of Glass from Blondie.
Of course now, Deborah Harry, as you go under.
That's me, yes.
You don't know how that brings me back to my youth, I'll tell you.
Oh, good.
You were it.
You were it.
You were a sex bomb then, and a damned attractive woman today, I have to say.
I have to say.
Oh God, thank you.
You're going unplugged for us this morning, Deborah.
Yes we are.
Everybody does that these days.
Isn't [G] it disgusting?
Yeah.
Come on, we're not entirely unplugged.
Now, you're embarking on a UK tour.
That starts on Sunday.
Saturday.
Saturday in Cambridge.
Oh, Sunday, yeah.
You're right.
People going along to this, I mean, is this Blondie revisited, or what are you going to [E] be doing?
We're doing a _ semi-acoustic, but mostly plugged.
Mostly plugged, right.
Set with, I think, a four-piece band.
Okay, you have a lot of hits to get through.
What are you going to unplug for us this morning?
We're just going to rake up the old, _ reliable, the one you just saw.
Heart of Glass, that would be a good comparison.
Pete on guitar, as it were.
Yes, this is Pete Moon.
We're looking forward to it.
Thanks very much.
Thank you. Cheers.
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_ _ _ What I find is pleasing [D] and I'm feeling fine
Love is so confusing, [G] there's no peace of mind
If I fear I'm losing [E] you, it's just no good
[A] You're cheating like you do it [D] well
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hello, [B] it was a guess
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Turned out, had [D] a heart of glass _ _
Seemed like the real thing, [B] only led to five [Bm] love
Love, love, love [D] has no behind
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In between, _ _ _ _ [D] and I'm feeling fine
Love is so confusing, [G] there's no peace of mind
If I fear I'm losing [D] _
_ you
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_ _ La-da-da-da-da-da-da [D]-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da _ [G] _
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Riding high, [A] yeah. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] Ooh, is that it?
We got our two minutes?
_ [G] Ooh.
Penny and I were just saying, _ _
_ [F] _ _ Deborah, that was really good.
It was a really nice start of the day.
Is that difficult to adapt, you know, what we saw Blondie in the 70s
to that sort of acoustic sound?
No, it's just harder to sing in the morning.
Oh, it's very good.
We were just saying.
It was excellent, considering how difficult it is to get your throat warmed up in the morning.
Yeah, thank you.
We used to do this particular song in a lot of different _ styles.
When we started, we used to do sort of a funk version,
and then we went into, we called it our disco song,
and it just went through a lot of different trial and error periods
before it became Heart of Glass _ to Biggie.
I'll tell you what, we like Heart of Glass to Wee-Ee as well.
That was very, very good.
Pete, some lovely stuff there on the guitar.
Thanks very much indeed.
Deborah had it there.
In Cambridge _ from_
where are we?
Hello.
From Saturday Night.
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