If you are looking for Look What You’ve Done guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Look What You’ve Done by Cody McCarver using guitar or guitar.
This song by Cody McCarver can also be played by that instruments.
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Look What You’ve Done guitar chords has rhythm and included in Cody McCarver (2007) album.
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Look What You’ve Done by Cody McCarver Guitar Chords
Cody McCarver – Look What You’ve Done
Capo 1
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You make me (Asus2) cry, and that ain’t (E/G#) like me
You make me (A/C#) laugh and that ain’t (Dsus2) easy
You made me (Asus2) give, my heart to (E/G#) you
And girl that’s (Asus2) one thing I just don’t (Dsus2) do
Look what (Asus2) you’ve done
I never needed (E) anyone
But I need (Asus2) you (E)
You make me (A) dream, and I’m not a (E/G#) dreamer
I had my (A/C#) doubts, now I’m a (Dsus2) believer
I changed my (A) ways because of (E) you
And girl that’s (A) one thing I just don’t (Dsus2) do (D)
Look what (A) you’ve done
I never needed (E) anyone
But I need (A) you
(D) You turned my world, (A/C#) up-side down
And (Bm7) showed me things (E) that I would’ve (A) missed
(D) Before you (A/C#) I never knew (Bm7) life could be as good as (E) this (D)(A)(E)
You make me (A) feel a little (E/G#) deeper
You made me (A/C#) stay when I was a (Dsus2) leaver
You made me (A) say I love (E) you
And girl that’s (A) one thing I just don’t (Dsus2) do (D)
Look what (A) you’ve done
I never needed (E) anyone
But I need (A) you (A/B)(A/C#)(Dsus2)
Look what (A) you’ve done
I never needed (E) anyone
But I need (A) you (E/G#)(Dsus2)(E)(A)
If you want to learn Cody McCarver Look What You’ve Done guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Look What You’ve Done. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.