Chords for Ella Langley and Riley Green Perform “You Look like You Love Me”
Tempo:
128 bpm
Chords used:
C
Dm
G
F
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
I was all but 22, I think at the [Dm] time.
I'd been out on the road, lonely at night.
[F] And it'd been a [G] while, so it was on [C] my mind.
Well, I saw him walk in with his cowboy [Dm] hat,
and I thought to myself, I could use some of [F] that.
His boots like glass on a sawdust floor,
[G] had moves like nothing I'd ever seen before.
[C] So I walked right up and I pulled him to the side.
[Dm] I handed that man a beer, and I looked him in the eyes.
[F] And I said,
baby, I think [G] you're gonna want to hear this.
So I told him,
[C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want me, [G] want you to come [C] on.
And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to
leave.
And [G] you look [C] like you love me.
[Am] [C] Well, I was down at a local beer joint with a few of the guys.
[Dm] This cute little country girl called Maia.
[F] And I'm here to tell you, man, she was the prettiest thing
I'd ever [G] seen in a pair of boots.
[E] [Em] She walked [C] right up to me, handed me a beer, [Dm] gave me one of them
looks like, let's get out of here.
[G] [F] That's when I realized she was every cowboy's dream [G] come true.
She told me this right here.
She said, [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want
me, [G] want you to come [C] on.
And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave.
[G] And you look [C] like you love me.
[A] [C]
[Dm]
[F]
[G] [C]
[Dm] So if you ever see a man in a cowboy hat
[F] and you think to yourself, I could use some of [D] that.
Don't waste your time.
Just give him this
ear [G] line.
Goes a little like this.
[Em] [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look [F] like you want me [D] to want you to come [C] on.
Baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave.
[G] You look like [C] you love me.
I'm drunk and [Dm] I'm ready to leave.
[G] You look like you love [C] me.
[Am] Let's go.
Great [E] job.
That was awesome.
I was all but 22, I think at the [Dm] time.
I'd been out on the road, lonely at night.
[F] And it'd been a [G] while, so it was on [C] my mind.
Well, I saw him walk in with his cowboy [Dm] hat,
and I thought to myself, I could use some of [F] that.
His boots like glass on a sawdust floor,
[G] had moves like nothing I'd ever seen before.
[C] So I walked right up and I pulled him to the side.
[Dm] I handed that man a beer, and I looked him in the eyes.
[F] And I said,
baby, I think [G] you're gonna want to hear this.
So I told him,
[C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want me, [G] want you to come [C] on.
And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to
leave.
And [G] you look [C] like you love me.
[Am] [C] Well, I was down at a local beer joint with a few of the guys.
[Dm] This cute little country girl called Maia.
[F] And I'm here to tell you, man, she was the prettiest thing
I'd ever [G] seen in a pair of boots.
[E] [Em] She walked [C] right up to me, handed me a beer, [Dm] gave me one of them
looks like, let's get out of here.
[G] [F] That's when I realized she was every cowboy's dream [G] come true.
She told me this right here.
She said, [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want
me, [G] want you to come [C] on.
And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave.
[G] And you look [C] like you love me.
[A] [C]
[Dm]
[F]
[G] [C]
[Dm] So if you ever see a man in a cowboy hat
[F] and you think to yourself, I could use some of [D] that.
Don't waste your time.
Just give him this
ear [G] line.
Goes a little like this.
[Em] [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look [F] like you want me [D] to want you to come [C] on.
Baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave.
[G] You look like [C] you love me.
I'm drunk and [Dm] I'm ready to leave.
[G] You look like you love [C] me.
[Am] Let's go.
Great [E] job.
That was awesome.
Key:
C
Dm
G
F
Am
C
Dm
G
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I was all but 22, I think at the [Dm] time.
I'd been out on the road, _ lonely at night.
[F] _ And it'd been a [G] while, so it was on [C] my mind. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Well, I saw him walk in with his cowboy [Dm] hat,
and I thought to myself, I could use some of [F] that.
His boots like glass on a sawdust floor,
[G] _ had moves like nothing I'd ever seen before.
_ _ [C] So I walked right up and I pulled him to the side.
[Dm] _ I handed that man a beer, and I looked him in the eyes.
[F] _ And I said,
baby, _ I think [G] you're gonna want to hear this.
So I told him,
_ [C] Excuse _ me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want me, [G] want you to come [C] on.
And _ _ baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to
leave. _
And [G] you look [C] like you love me.
_ [Am] _ _ _ [C] Well, I was down at a local beer joint with a few of the guys.
_ [Dm] _ This cute little country girl called Maia.
_ [F] _ And I'm here to tell you, man, she was the prettiest thing
I'd ever [G] seen in a pair of boots. _
_ _ [E] _ _ [Em] _ She walked [C] right up to me, handed me a beer, [Dm] _ gave me one of them
looks like, let's get out of here.
[G] _ [F] _ That's when I realized she was every cowboy's dream [G] come true.
She told me this right here.
She said, _ _ [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want
me, [G] want you to come [C] on. _ _
_ And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave. _
[G] And you look [C] like you love me.
_ _ _ [A] _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] So if you ever see a man in a cowboy hat
[F] and you think to yourself, I could use some of [D] that.
_ Don't waste your time.
Just give him this
ear [G] line.
Goes a little like this.
_ [Em] _ _ [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look [F] like you want me [D] to want you to come [C] on. _ _ _
_ Baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave. _ _
[G] You look like [C] you love me.
I'm drunk and [Dm] I'm ready to leave. _ _
[G] You look like you love [C] me. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Am] Let's go.
Great [E] job.
That was awesome. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I was all but 22, I think at the [Dm] time.
I'd been out on the road, _ lonely at night.
[F] _ And it'd been a [G] while, so it was on [C] my mind. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Well, I saw him walk in with his cowboy [Dm] hat,
and I thought to myself, I could use some of [F] that.
His boots like glass on a sawdust floor,
[G] _ had moves like nothing I'd ever seen before.
_ _ [C] So I walked right up and I pulled him to the side.
[Dm] _ I handed that man a beer, and I looked him in the eyes.
[F] _ And I said,
baby, _ I think [G] you're gonna want to hear this.
So I told him,
_ [C] Excuse _ me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want me, [G] want you to come [C] on.
And _ _ baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to
leave. _
And [G] you look [C] like you love me.
_ [Am] _ _ _ [C] Well, I was down at a local beer joint with a few of the guys.
_ [Dm] _ This cute little country girl called Maia.
_ [F] _ And I'm here to tell you, man, she was the prettiest thing
I'd ever [G] seen in a pair of boots. _
_ _ [E] _ _ [Em] _ She walked [C] right up to me, handed me a beer, [Dm] _ gave me one of them
looks like, let's get out of here.
[G] _ [F] _ That's when I realized she was every cowboy's dream [G] come true.
She told me this right here.
She said, _ _ [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look like [F] you want
me, [G] want you to come [C] on. _ _
_ And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave. _
[G] And you look [C] like you love me.
_ _ _ [A] _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] So if you ever see a man in a cowboy hat
[F] and you think to yourself, I could use some of [D] that.
_ Don't waste your time.
Just give him this
ear [G] line.
Goes a little like this.
_ [Em] _ _ [C] Excuse me, you look like [Dm] you love me.
You look [F] like you want me [D] to want you to come [C] on. _ _ _
_ Baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and [Dm] down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready [F] to leave. _ _
[G] You look like [C] you love me.
I'm drunk and [Dm] I'm ready to leave. _ _
[G] You look like you love [C] me. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Am] Let's go.
Great [E] job.
That was awesome. _ _