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Facebook Friends Chords

Here are the chords for “Facebook Friends” by Brad Paisley — in the key of G (G, D, Am and C). It's an intermediate arrangement — a nice step up as you improve. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:GDAmCEm

Chords for Facebook Friends

Key: GBPM: 90Difficulty: Intermediate

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G D

She was looking at shoes on Amazon

Her papa bad said find anyone

She thought about the first boy that she loved

Just a couple clicks and there he was

G D

That night she sent a friend request

The next day she sat down at her desk

And four simple words ?Hey, how you been??

And she felt 17 again

C G

And that?s the thing about Facebook friends

D G

It doesn?t matter how long it?s been

C G

Someone you never thought you?d ever see again

D G

And suddenly you?re Facebook friends

G D

They started out just catching up

That led to meeting him for lunch

For long they?re meeting in some bar

For long they?re kissing in some car

C G

And that?s the thing about Facebook friends

D G

It doesn?t matter how long it?s been

C G

Someone you never thought you?d ever see again

D G

And suddenly you?re Facebook friends

Em C

Oh if there was anybody else

G D

Shed be sittin? In Judgement

Em C

Thinking they should be ashamed of themselves

G D C

For God?s sakes you?ve got a husband and a minivan

And this was not part of a plan

G D

She fantasized they?d start a new life

Am D

He?d finnaly up and leave his wife

But one day she turned her laptop on

And his whole profile page was gone

C G

And that?s the thing about Facebook friends

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About Facebook Friends

“Facebook Friends” by Brad Paisley is a popular song that sits comfortably on acoustic guitar. This arrangement uses 5 chords — G, D, Am, C and Em — with the progression centred on G, D and Am. It's a rewarding play once you're comfortable with open chords and basic transitions. 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.