Chords for Lucy Hale - Introducing Lucy Hale
Tempo:
85.55 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

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People know me as, right now know me as one thing.
completely vulnerable
cool.
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[C#] First of all, a lot of people are like,
For people that don't know my whole backstory
gonna come as a little bit of a shock.
completely vulnerable
cool.
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[C#] [G#m]
[C#] First of all, a lot of people are like,
For people that don't know my whole backstory
gonna come as a little bit of a shock.
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People know me as, right now know me as one thing.
And to come out and be Lucy and be completely vulnerable
and share my music, which is like my baby,
it's kind of cool.
It's kind of like I also have this hidden part of me
that's about to be unleashed.
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ [D#] _ _ _
_ _ [C#] _ _ _ _ [G#m] _
[C#] First of all, a lot of people are like,
oh, Lucy [D#m] sings.
And then people are like, oh, she's doing a [C#] country album?
For people that don't know my whole backstory
and who I really am, you know,
[G] obviously it's gonna come as a little bit of a shock.
_ _ _ _ [C]
You know, I was born in the South and from Tennessee,
so I was born and bred on country.
I definitely feel most at home here in Tennessee.
Nashville is sort of where my heart is.
I remember I was six years [F#] old,
telling my mom I wanted to start taking voice lessons
and, you know, grew up just performing
in and around Tennessee.
The whole reason I moved to LA in the first place
was to get a record deal at 15 years old.
And so, you know, I didn't really know what I wanted to do
[C#] or what I wanted to say.
And so music kind of got put on the back burner
for a little bit.
[G#] Now I know the kind of artist I am.
I know what I want to say.
I know who Lucy is more as a person.
I mean, this [F#] album has been a long time coming.
♪ I'm that girl who gave my heart up ♪
It was like a year in the making.
[C#] We wrote and recorded. _
She comes in and she's this [B] wonderful,
warm, bubbly personality.
She's just very honest and down to earth.
She comes in [F#] and we sit at the piano
and she [C#] starts singing and it's like,
yes, oh, you're so good.
Well, it's naturally in her too.
She's [B] ready to roll.
It's [F#] naturally in her bones.
[C#] She's just extraordinary.
She's an [B] extraordinary human being.
You know, Lucy is just [C#] a little ball of mine.
♪ You had the waiting table [B] ♪
♪ Trying to pick up from the [F#] pad [C#] ♪
♪ Virginia with that diamond ring [B] and a vow that [F#] it lasts [C#] ♪
You know, country music is so great
because it tells these stories
and [B] the details of these [F#] stories
make you feel [G#] like you're there.
♪ [D#] You walk in and act so surprised ♪
♪ Even though every Friday [G#] night I'm here ♪
♪ You know I'm here [D#] ♪
Songwriting was new for me this whole year.
We did [G#] a lot of writing.
You know, I'd always journaled and wrote poems and stuff,
[Cm] but never in [A#] song format.
Performing and singing is one [D#] thing
and it's very [G#] vulnerable.
It's wearing your heart on [A#] your sleeve,
but [Cm] singing a song that you [C#] wrote on is a whole different.
♪ Oh, it's all on the radio ♪
♪ [F#] Bet you grew up too and everybody [C#] knows ♪
♪ Rushing on the water with a river [F#] rose ♪
♪ Wild and wild and free, [C#] baby ♪
I love music, whether I'm singing it, writing it, whatever,
and I'm finally getting to make this album.
And it was really [D#m] scary for me
to even make this in the first place,
but [Fm] it's turned out to be something
I'm [C#] really, really proud of.
I'm thrilled.
I couldn't be happier.
♪ You sound good to me, baby, you sound
And to come out and be Lucy and be completely vulnerable
and share my music, which is like my baby,
it's kind of cool.
It's kind of like I also have this hidden part of me
that's about to be unleashed.
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ [D#] _ _ _
_ _ [C#] _ _ _ _ [G#m] _
[C#] First of all, a lot of people are like,
oh, Lucy [D#m] sings.
And then people are like, oh, she's doing a [C#] country album?
For people that don't know my whole backstory
and who I really am, you know,
[G] obviously it's gonna come as a little bit of a shock.
_ _ _ _ [C]
You know, I was born in the South and from Tennessee,
so I was born and bred on country.
I definitely feel most at home here in Tennessee.
Nashville is sort of where my heart is.
I remember I was six years [F#] old,
telling my mom I wanted to start taking voice lessons
and, you know, grew up just performing
in and around Tennessee.
The whole reason I moved to LA in the first place
was to get a record deal at 15 years old.
And so, you know, I didn't really know what I wanted to do
[C#] or what I wanted to say.
And so music kind of got put on the back burner
for a little bit.
[G#] Now I know the kind of artist I am.
I know what I want to say.
I know who Lucy is more as a person.
I mean, this [F#] album has been a long time coming.
♪ I'm that girl who gave my heart up ♪
It was like a year in the making.
[C#] We wrote and recorded. _
She comes in and she's this [B] wonderful,
warm, bubbly personality.
She's just very honest and down to earth.
She comes in [F#] and we sit at the piano
and she [C#] starts singing and it's like,
yes, oh, you're so good.
Well, it's naturally in her too.
She's [B] ready to roll.
It's [F#] naturally in her bones.
[C#] She's just extraordinary.
She's an [B] extraordinary human being.
You know, Lucy is just [C#] a little ball of mine.
♪ You had the waiting table [B] ♪
♪ Trying to pick up from the [F#] pad [C#] ♪
♪ Virginia with that diamond ring [B] and a vow that [F#] it lasts [C#] ♪
You know, country music is so great
because it tells these stories
and [B] the details of these [F#] stories
make you feel [G#] like you're there.
♪ [D#] You walk in and act so surprised ♪
♪ Even though every Friday [G#] night I'm here ♪
♪ You know I'm here [D#] ♪
Songwriting was new for me this whole year.
We did [G#] a lot of writing.
You know, I'd always journaled and wrote poems and stuff,
[Cm] but never in [A#] song format.
Performing and singing is one [D#] thing
and it's very [G#] vulnerable.
It's wearing your heart on [A#] your sleeve,
but [Cm] singing a song that you [C#] wrote on is a whole different.
♪ Oh, it's all on the radio ♪
♪ [F#] Bet you grew up too and everybody [C#] knows ♪
♪ Rushing on the water with a river [F#] rose ♪
♪ Wild and wild and free, [C#] baby ♪
I love music, whether I'm singing it, writing it, whatever,
and I'm finally getting to make this album.
And it was really [D#m] scary for me
to even make this in the first place,
but [Fm] it's turned out to be something
I'm [C#] really, really proud of.
I'm thrilled.
I couldn't be happier.
♪ You sound good to me, baby, you sound