Chords for You're All Right , Connie Kaldor live
Tempo:
111.3 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
D
Gb
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Out there in the world, we step out of this space.
There are a million people telling us we are not good enough because our teeth are not
wide enough, because we're not [Bb] skinny enough, tall enough, fat enough, strong enough.
If you're young, you don't have enough experience.
If you're old, then you've got too much experience.
Well, they never make up their mind.
[G] You must be getting ahead.
You must be taking night [Gb] courses.
You've got to be bettering [Bb] yourself.
You've got to be taking, you've got to be doing handicrafts.
You should be [Gb] stenciling your driveway, Martha Stewart, where she'd be [B] just sitting here enjoying herself.
No, she'd be in [G] the back there [E] canning cranberry [D] compote right now.
[Bb] She'd be making little jars and cutting little things out and [Db] putting them on.
She'd be making a little [Eb] topiary in her front yard [F] right now.
That's what you should [Gm] be doing somehow.
It may make you feel like you should [Bb] be out there with Martha Stewart, even though the
fact is Martha Stewart has help.
She has [Gm] photographers that'll cut that little end off where [Bb] you are out there with your
little shears trying to make a rabbit out of something that never wanted to be a rabbit.
It [Db] just wanted to be a bush.
[E] All the things [Bb] you have to have.
[D] Men now just can't smell like men.
They've got to smell like Axe, which is suspiciously the same kind of smell that you used to get
in those little fresheners for cars.
Somewhere [G] they put it in bottle and then convinced men that they have to wear this so [Bb] that when
you go out with them, you feel like you're in a new car or something.
I don't know.
[D]
[Gb] Even though you are young and beautiful, you must go [Bb] out and buy things to put on your face.
Why?
We are old and ugly and we have to put on stuff to just even look halfway good as you
do, but somehow they convince you that you need it too.
It's just not fair.
[Db] Who decides your eyebrows have to be thin?
[Bb] Who makes all these decisions?
Who decides that [Gb] you have to wear a pair of underwear that goes right up there?
[C] Who decides that it's not comfortable, but somehow [Gb] we think we need to have all this?
You have to be age defying.
You have to be gluten free [D] because if you do not do that, you're not [Bb] buying a thing.
You're sitting at home enjoying yourself, eating a piece of [Bbm] toast.
So tonight, tonight we are going to [F] strike at the [Bb] very heart of the economy that survives
on making us think we need to buy something else.
That somehow we are not enough.
Mmmm, look at [D] you!
Mmmm, look at you!
You're not too young and not too old, you're alright.
[Eb] You're not too hot and not too cold, you're alright.
[Ab] [Bb] Not too [B] foolish, not too wise, a [Fm] smile that goes right to your eyes — woo, what a nice surprise!
You're alright!
You're not too poor, you're not too rich, you're alright!
You look [Gm] pretty good without [Ab] a stitch, you're alright.
[Bb] You're not too this, not too that, [Eb] you seem to know where [Dm] it's at.
You got a lot going on beneath your hat, you're alright.
[Eb] So tell me every night you're free.
Cause it is fairly clear to [Bb] see
That there's a [Gb] possibility
[G] [N] That I am made for you and you [Eb] are made for me.
Cause you're not [C] too crazy and not too sane, [Dm] you're alright.
Kinds of calls, girl, back again, you're alright.
[F]
[Dm] You're not too short, not too tall, [Eb] the kind I want to kiss [Ebm] in the hall.
[Dm] When it comes to good, you're not [Bb] bad at all, you're alright.
[F]
And you're [Eb] not too messy, not too neat, you're alright.
You're [G] alright, you're alright, [D] you're alright.
Not too sour, not too sweet, you're alright.
You're [C] alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[Dm] And just like Goldilocks would [Eb] say, before the [Ebm] bear came back away,
[D] This bed is where I want to [Bb] stay.
You're alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[C] [Bb] [Em]
[N] Thank you!
There are a million people telling us we are not good enough because our teeth are not
wide enough, because we're not [Bb] skinny enough, tall enough, fat enough, strong enough.
If you're young, you don't have enough experience.
If you're old, then you've got too much experience.
Well, they never make up their mind.
[G] You must be getting ahead.
You must be taking night [Gb] courses.
You've got to be bettering [Bb] yourself.
You've got to be taking, you've got to be doing handicrafts.
You should be [Gb] stenciling your driveway, Martha Stewart, where she'd be [B] just sitting here enjoying herself.
No, she'd be in [G] the back there [E] canning cranberry [D] compote right now.
[Bb] She'd be making little jars and cutting little things out and [Db] putting them on.
She'd be making a little [Eb] topiary in her front yard [F] right now.
That's what you should [Gm] be doing somehow.
It may make you feel like you should [Bb] be out there with Martha Stewart, even though the
fact is Martha Stewart has help.
She has [Gm] photographers that'll cut that little end off where [Bb] you are out there with your
little shears trying to make a rabbit out of something that never wanted to be a rabbit.
It [Db] just wanted to be a bush.
[E] All the things [Bb] you have to have.
[D] Men now just can't smell like men.
They've got to smell like Axe, which is suspiciously the same kind of smell that you used to get
in those little fresheners for cars.
Somewhere [G] they put it in bottle and then convinced men that they have to wear this so [Bb] that when
you go out with them, you feel like you're in a new car or something.
I don't know.
[D]
[Gb] Even though you are young and beautiful, you must go [Bb] out and buy things to put on your face.
Why?
We are old and ugly and we have to put on stuff to just even look halfway good as you
do, but somehow they convince you that you need it too.
It's just not fair.
[Db] Who decides your eyebrows have to be thin?
[Bb] Who makes all these decisions?
Who decides that [Gb] you have to wear a pair of underwear that goes right up there?
[C] Who decides that it's not comfortable, but somehow [Gb] we think we need to have all this?
You have to be age defying.
You have to be gluten free [D] because if you do not do that, you're not [Bb] buying a thing.
You're sitting at home enjoying yourself, eating a piece of [Bbm] toast.
So tonight, tonight we are going to [F] strike at the [Bb] very heart of the economy that survives
on making us think we need to buy something else.
That somehow we are not enough.
Mmmm, look at [D] you!
Mmmm, look at you!
You're not too young and not too old, you're alright.
[Eb] You're not too hot and not too cold, you're alright.
[Ab] [Bb] Not too [B] foolish, not too wise, a [Fm] smile that goes right to your eyes — woo, what a nice surprise!
You're alright!
You're not too poor, you're not too rich, you're alright!
You look [Gm] pretty good without [Ab] a stitch, you're alright.
[Bb] You're not too this, not too that, [Eb] you seem to know where [Dm] it's at.
You got a lot going on beneath your hat, you're alright.
[Eb] So tell me every night you're free.
Cause it is fairly clear to [Bb] see
That there's a [Gb] possibility
[G] [N] That I am made for you and you [Eb] are made for me.
Cause you're not [C] too crazy and not too sane, [Dm] you're alright.
Kinds of calls, girl, back again, you're alright.
[F]
[Dm] You're not too short, not too tall, [Eb] the kind I want to kiss [Ebm] in the hall.
[Dm] When it comes to good, you're not [Bb] bad at all, you're alright.
[F]
And you're [Eb] not too messy, not too neat, you're alright.
You're [G] alright, you're alright, [D] you're alright.
Not too sour, not too sweet, you're alright.
You're [C] alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[Dm] And just like Goldilocks would [Eb] say, before the [Ebm] bear came back away,
[D] This bed is where I want to [Bb] stay.
You're alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[C] [Bb] [Em]
[N] Thank you!
Key:
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Eb
D
Gb
G
Bb
Eb
D
_ _ Out there in the world, we step out of this space.
There are a million people telling us we are not good enough because our teeth are not
wide enough, because we're not [Bb] skinny enough, tall enough, fat enough, strong enough.
If you're young, you don't have enough experience.
If you're old, then you've got too much experience.
Well, they never make up their mind.
[G] You must be getting ahead.
You must be taking night [Gb] courses.
You've got to be bettering [Bb] yourself.
You've got to be taking, you've got to be doing handicrafts.
You should be [Gb] stenciling your driveway, Martha Stewart, where she'd be [B] just sitting here enjoying herself.
No, she'd be in [G] the back there [E] canning cranberry [D] compote right now.
[Bb] She'd be making little jars and cutting little things out and [Db] putting them on.
She'd be making a little [Eb] topiary in her front yard [F] right now.
That's what you should [Gm] be doing somehow.
It may make you feel like you should [Bb] be out there with Martha Stewart, even though the
fact is Martha Stewart has help.
_ _ She has [Gm] photographers that'll cut that little end off where [Bb] you are out there with your
little shears trying to make a rabbit out of something that never wanted to be a rabbit.
It [Db] just wanted to be a bush.
[E] _ All the things [Bb] you have to have.
[D] Men now just can't smell like men.
They've got to smell like Axe, which is suspiciously the same kind of smell that you used to get
in those little fresheners for cars.
Somewhere [G] they put it in bottle and then convinced men that they have to wear this so [Bb] that when
you go out with them, you feel like you're in a new car or something.
I don't know.
[D] _
[Gb] Even though you are young and beautiful, you must go [Bb] out and buy things to put on your face.
Why?
We are old and ugly and we have to put on stuff to just even look halfway good as you
do, but somehow they convince you that you need it too.
It's just not fair.
[Db] Who decides your eyebrows have to be thin?
[Bb] Who makes all these decisions?
Who decides that [Gb] you have to wear a pair of underwear that goes right up there?
[C] Who decides that it's not comfortable, but somehow [Gb] we think we need to have all this?
You have to be age defying.
You have to be gluten free [D] because if you do not do that, you're not [Bb] buying a thing.
You're sitting at home enjoying yourself, eating a piece of [Bbm] toast.
_ So tonight, _ tonight we are going to [F] strike at the [Bb] very heart of the economy that survives
on making us think we need to buy something else.
That somehow we are not enough.
_ _ Mmmm, look at [D] you!
Mmmm, look at you!
You're not too young and not too old, you're alright.
_ [Eb] You're not too hot and not too cold, you're alright.
_ [Ab] _ [Bb] Not too [B] foolish, not too wise, a [Fm] smile that goes right to your eyes — woo, what a nice surprise!
You're alright!
_ You're not too poor, you're not too rich, you're alright!
You look [Gm] pretty good without [Ab] a stitch, you're alright.
_ _ [Bb] You're not too this, not too that, [Eb] you seem to know where [Dm] it's at.
You got a lot going on beneath your hat, you're alright.
_ [Eb] So tell me every night you're free.
_ Cause it is fairly clear to [Bb] see
_ That there's a [Gb] possibility
[G] _ _ _ [N] That I am made for you and you [Eb] are made for me.
Cause you're not [C] too crazy and not too sane, [Dm] you're alright. _ _ _
Kinds of calls, girl, back again, you're alright.
[F] _ _
[Dm] You're not too short, not too tall, [Eb] the kind I want to kiss [Ebm] in the hall.
[Dm] When it comes to good, you're not [Bb] bad at all, you're alright.
[F] _
And you're [Eb] not too messy, not too neat, you're alright.
You're [G] alright, you're alright, [D] you're alright.
Not too sour, not too sweet, you're alright.
You're [C] alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[Dm] And just like Goldilocks would [Eb] say, before the [Ebm] bear came back away,
[D] This bed is where I want to [Bb] stay.
You're alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[C] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Em] _
_ _ _ [N] _ Thank _ _ _ _ _ you! _ _ _
There are a million people telling us we are not good enough because our teeth are not
wide enough, because we're not [Bb] skinny enough, tall enough, fat enough, strong enough.
If you're young, you don't have enough experience.
If you're old, then you've got too much experience.
Well, they never make up their mind.
[G] You must be getting ahead.
You must be taking night [Gb] courses.
You've got to be bettering [Bb] yourself.
You've got to be taking, you've got to be doing handicrafts.
You should be [Gb] stenciling your driveway, Martha Stewart, where she'd be [B] just sitting here enjoying herself.
No, she'd be in [G] the back there [E] canning cranberry [D] compote right now.
[Bb] She'd be making little jars and cutting little things out and [Db] putting them on.
She'd be making a little [Eb] topiary in her front yard [F] right now.
That's what you should [Gm] be doing somehow.
It may make you feel like you should [Bb] be out there with Martha Stewart, even though the
fact is Martha Stewart has help.
_ _ She has [Gm] photographers that'll cut that little end off where [Bb] you are out there with your
little shears trying to make a rabbit out of something that never wanted to be a rabbit.
It [Db] just wanted to be a bush.
[E] _ All the things [Bb] you have to have.
[D] Men now just can't smell like men.
They've got to smell like Axe, which is suspiciously the same kind of smell that you used to get
in those little fresheners for cars.
Somewhere [G] they put it in bottle and then convinced men that they have to wear this so [Bb] that when
you go out with them, you feel like you're in a new car or something.
I don't know.
[D] _
[Gb] Even though you are young and beautiful, you must go [Bb] out and buy things to put on your face.
Why?
We are old and ugly and we have to put on stuff to just even look halfway good as you
do, but somehow they convince you that you need it too.
It's just not fair.
[Db] Who decides your eyebrows have to be thin?
[Bb] Who makes all these decisions?
Who decides that [Gb] you have to wear a pair of underwear that goes right up there?
[C] Who decides that it's not comfortable, but somehow [Gb] we think we need to have all this?
You have to be age defying.
You have to be gluten free [D] because if you do not do that, you're not [Bb] buying a thing.
You're sitting at home enjoying yourself, eating a piece of [Bbm] toast.
_ So tonight, _ tonight we are going to [F] strike at the [Bb] very heart of the economy that survives
on making us think we need to buy something else.
That somehow we are not enough.
_ _ Mmmm, look at [D] you!
Mmmm, look at you!
You're not too young and not too old, you're alright.
_ [Eb] You're not too hot and not too cold, you're alright.
_ [Ab] _ [Bb] Not too [B] foolish, not too wise, a [Fm] smile that goes right to your eyes — woo, what a nice surprise!
You're alright!
_ You're not too poor, you're not too rich, you're alright!
You look [Gm] pretty good without [Ab] a stitch, you're alright.
_ _ [Bb] You're not too this, not too that, [Eb] you seem to know where [Dm] it's at.
You got a lot going on beneath your hat, you're alright.
_ [Eb] So tell me every night you're free.
_ Cause it is fairly clear to [Bb] see
_ That there's a [Gb] possibility
[G] _ _ _ [N] That I am made for you and you [Eb] are made for me.
Cause you're not [C] too crazy and not too sane, [Dm] you're alright. _ _ _
Kinds of calls, girl, back again, you're alright.
[F] _ _
[Dm] You're not too short, not too tall, [Eb] the kind I want to kiss [Ebm] in the hall.
[Dm] When it comes to good, you're not [Bb] bad at all, you're alright.
[F] _
And you're [Eb] not too messy, not too neat, you're alright.
You're [G] alright, you're alright, [D] you're alright.
Not too sour, not too sweet, you're alright.
You're [C] alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[Dm] And just like Goldilocks would [Eb] say, before the [Ebm] bear came back away,
[D] This bed is where I want to [Bb] stay.
You're alright, you're alright, you're alright.
[C] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Em] _
_ _ _ [N] _ Thank _ _ _ _ _ you! _ _ _