Black Or White Chords

“Black Or White” by Michael Jackson guitar chords: in the key of D with the chords D, G and A. It's an easy, beginner-friendly arrangement using common open chords. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:DGA

Chords for Black Or White

Key: DBPM: 90Difficulty: Easy

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DI took my baby on a Saturday bang,

Boy is that girl with you ?

Yes, we're one and the same.

NowGI believe in miracles,

and a miracle has happenedDtonight.

But, if you'reAthinkin' about my baby,

it don'tGmatter if you're black orDwhite.

DThey print my message in the Saturday Sun,

I had to tell them, I ain't second to none.

And IGtold about equality,

and it's true either u r wrong or u rDright.

But, if you'reAthinkin' about my baby,

it don'tGmatter if you're black orDwhite.

DI`m tired of this devil,

I`m tired of this stuff,

I`m tired of this business,

so when theGgoing getsDrough.

DI ain't scared of your brother,

I ain't scared of no sheets,

I ain't scared of nobody,

girl when theGgoin' getsDmean.

DProtection for gangs, clubs, and nations,

Dcausing grief in human relations.

DIt's a turf war on a global scale,

DI'd rather hear both sides of the tale.

DSee, it's not about races, just places, faces.

DWhere ur blood comes from is where ur space is

DI've seen the bright get duller

DI'm not going to spend my life being a color.

Don'tGtell me you agree with me,

when I saw you kicking dirt in myDeye.

But, if you'reAthinkin' about my baby,

it don'tGmatter if you're black orDwhite.

I said, if you'reAthinkin' about my baby,

it don'tGmatter if you're black orDwhite.

I said, if you'reAthinkin' of being my brother,

it don'tGmatter if you're black orDwhite.

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About Black Or White

Michael Jackson's “Black Or White” is a popular track that guitarists love to cover. This arrangement uses 3 chords — D, G and A — with the progression centred on D, G and A. Because it sticks to common open shapes, it's a great choice for beginners and campfire sing-alongs. Hover or tap any chord above to see its fingering, change the key with the transpose buttons, or set a capo to match the original recording.