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Flower Shops Chords

Ernest & Morgan Wallen Beginner Key of G 4 Chords 3 min read

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Capo

None

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A country duet by Ernest and Morgan Wallen about a man seeking advice from a florist to win back his love. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Steady Strum (4/4 Time)

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Tip: Keep a relaxed, conversational tempo to match the song’s story.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t my therapist”

G D

But I could use some help today

G C

I’m tryin’ to find a way to fix

G D

Everything I broke and threw away”

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a miracle worker”

G D

But I’m runnin’ out of time and hope”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But let’s see what we can do, I guess”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Verse 2

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a fortune teller”

G D

But I’m bettin’ every-thing I got”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But I believe in second chances a lot”

G C

She said, “Now, I ain’t no love doctor”

G D

But I know what a woman needs”

G C

She said, “It ain’t the petals or the perfume”

G D

It’s the thought behind the deed”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Bridge

G C

He came back in a week or so

G D

With a smile from ear to ear

G C

Said, “I just came to thank you, ma’am

G D

And buy your whole damn inventory here”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Outro

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

Practice tip: Master the G, C, and D chords individually before trying to play through the whole song, as these three chords make up the entire progression.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-C-E-A

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A country duet by Ernest and Morgan Wallen about a man seeking advice from a florist to win back his love. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Steady Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Keep a relaxed, conversational tempo to match the song’s story.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t my therapist”

G D

But I could use some help today

G C

I’m tryin’ to find a way to fix

G D

Everything I broke and threw away”

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a miracle worker”

G D

But I’m runnin’ out of time and hope”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But let’s see what we can do, I guess”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Verse 2

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a fortune teller”

G D

But I’m bettin’ every-thing I got”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But I believe in second chances a lot”

G C

She said, “Now, I ain’t no love doctor”

G D

But I know what a woman needs”

G C

She said, “It ain’t the petals or the perfume”

G D

It’s the thought behind the deed”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Bridge

G C

He came back in a week or so

G D

With a smile from ear to ear

G C

Said, “I just came to thank you, ma’am

G D

And buy your whole damn inventory here”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Outro

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

Practice tip: Master the G, C, and D chords individually before trying to play through the whole song, as these three chords make up the entire progression.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Left Hand

Root notes

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A country duet by Ernest and Morgan Wallen about a man seeking advice from a florist to win back his love. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Steady Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Keep a relaxed, conversational tempo to match the song’s story.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t my therapist”

G D

But I could use some help today

G C

I’m tryin’ to find a way to fix

G D

Everything I broke and threw away”

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a miracle worker”

G D

But I’m runnin’ out of time and hope”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But let’s see what we can do, I guess”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Verse 2

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a fortune teller”

G D

But I’m bettin’ every-thing I got”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But I believe in second chances a lot”

G C

She said, “Now, I ain’t no love doctor”

G D

But I know what a woman needs”

G C

She said, “It ain’t the petals or the perfume”

G D

It’s the thought behind the deed”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Bridge

G C

He came back in a week or so

G D

With a smile from ear to ear

G C

Said, “I just came to thank you, ma’am

G D

And buy your whole damn inventory here”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Outro

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

Practice tip: Master the G, C, and D chords individually before trying to play through the whole song, as these three chords make up the entire progression.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

gDGBD (Open G)

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A country duet by Ernest and Morgan Wallen about a man seeking advice from a florist to win back his love. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Steady Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Keep a relaxed, conversational tempo to match the song’s story.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t my therapist”

G D

But I could use some help today

G C

I’m tryin’ to find a way to fix

G D

Everything I broke and threw away”

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a miracle worker”

G D

But I’m runnin’ out of time and hope”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But let’s see what we can do, I guess”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Verse 2

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a fortune teller”

G D

But I’m bettin’ every-thing I got”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But I believe in second chances a lot”

G C

She said, “Now, I ain’t no love doctor”

G D

But I know what a woman needs”

G C

She said, “It ain’t the petals or the perfume”

G D

It’s the thought behind the deed”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Bridge

G C

He came back in a week or so

G D

With a smile from ear to ear

G C

Said, “I just came to thank you, ma’am

G D

And buy your whole damn inventory here”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Outro

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

Practice tip: Master the G, C, and D chords individually before trying to play through the whole song, as these three chords make up the entire progression.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-D-A-E

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A country duet by Ernest and Morgan Wallen about a man seeking advice from a florist to win back his love. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Steady Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Keep a relaxed, conversational tempo to match the song’s story.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t my therapist”

G D

But I could use some help today

G C

I’m tryin’ to find a way to fix

G D

Everything I broke and threw away”

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a miracle worker”

G D

But I’m runnin’ out of time and hope”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But let’s see what we can do, I guess”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Verse 2

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a fortune teller”

G D

But I’m bettin’ every-thing I got”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But I believe in second chances a lot”

G C

She said, “Now, I ain’t no love doctor”

G D

But I know what a woman needs”

G C

She said, “It ain’t the petals or the perfume”

G D

It’s the thought behind the deed”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Bridge

G C

He came back in a week or so

G D

With a smile from ear to ear

G C

Said, “I just came to thank you, ma’am

G D

And buy your whole damn inventory here”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Outro

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

Practice tip: Master the G, C, and D chords individually before trying to play through the whole song, as these three chords make up the entire progression.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Harp Key

C Diatonic

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A country duet by Ernest and Morgan Wallen about a man seeking advice from a florist to win back his love. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Steady Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Keep a relaxed, conversational tempo to match the song’s story.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t my therapist”

G D

But I could use some help today

G C

I’m tryin’ to find a way to fix

G D

Everything I broke and threw away”

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a miracle worker”

G D

But I’m runnin’ out of time and hope”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But let’s see what we can do, I guess”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Verse 2

G C

He said, “I know you ain’t a fortune teller”

G D

But I’m bettin’ every-thing I got”

G C

She said, “I’m just a flower shop girl”

G D

But I believe in second chances a lot”

G C

She said, “Now, I ain’t no love doctor”

G D

But I know what a woman needs”

G C

She said, “It ain’t the petals or the perfume”

G D

It’s the thought behind the deed”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Bridge

G C

He came back in a week or so

G D

With a smile from ear to ear

G C

Said, “I just came to thank you, ma’am

G D

And buy your whole damn inventory here”

Chorus

C G

So she sold him two dozen roses

D G

And a bottle of the cheapest wine

C G

Said, “Take this home and try to hold her

D G

A little closer one more time”

C G

And if she asks you where you got ’em

D G

You tell her it was all your idea

C G

’Cause every woman wants a real man

D G

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye”

Outro

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

G C

Yeah, every woman wants a real man

G D

That can sweet talk and look her in the eye

Practice tip: Master the G, C, and D chords individually before trying to play through the whole song, as these three chords make up the entire progression.