Well,
she was stand ing in the bar, I (F)said, βHel lo, how do you do?β She (G)hand ed me a (F)beer and kan ga roo.
She spoke of plac es I had nev er (F)been that she had trav eled to.
And (G)we slow danced a long to fast er tunes.
And I made her laugh, I made a pass, I showed her my half dol lar ring, she said, βThatβs pret ty cool.
But (G)class y girls donβt (F)kiss in bars, you fool.β
So lat er on, the crowd calmed down and I be lieve it was as if (G)some thing drew me (F)clos er to her lips.
So pic ture my sur prise when I had (F)tried to lean in for a kiss, (G)she just smiled and (F)turned her head down.
I asked her, βWhy?β, she re plied it was noth ing I was do ing wrong, βItβs just what it is.β
Oh, (G)class y girls donβt (F)kiss in bars like (C)this.
No, (F)class y girls donβt (G)kiss in bars, (F)boys will break their (G)backs and hearts.
But (F)itβs al right, the hard est part is through.
Oh, through,
oh, through,
oh, through.
The (G7)hard est part is through.
This page shows βClassy Girlsβ by The Lumineers in our color-coded kid songbook view β every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 122 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.