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(G)Oh, how you spar kle and, (Am)oh, how you shine;
that (D)flush on your cheeks
is (C)more than the (G)wine.
And he must do some thing
that (Am)I set did n’t do.
What (D)ev er he’s do ing,
it (C)looks good on (D)you.
You look (G)so
(Bm7)good
in (Am)love.
You (D)want him
that’s eas y to (G)see.
You look (G)so
(Bm7)good
in (Am)love.
(D)I wish you still want ed (G)me.
(G)He must have spar en
some (Am)stars from the shine;
and (D)gave on
to you
to (C)wear in your (G)eyes.
And I had my chanc es
but (Am)I set you n’t do.
What (D)and er I won der
why (C)I could n’t (D)see.
You look (G)so
(Bm7)good
in (Am)love.
You (D)want him
that’s eas y to (G)see.
You look (G)so
(Bm7)good
in (Am)love.
(D)I wish you still want ed (G)me.
(Ab)so
(Cm7)good
in (Bbm)love.
You (Eb)want him
that’s eas y to (Ab)see.
You look (Ab)so
(Cm7)good
in (Bbm)love.
(Eb)I wish you still want ed (Ab)me.
You look (Ab)so
(Cm7)good
in (Bbm)love.
You (Eb)want him
that’s eas y to (Ab)see.
You look (Ab)so
(Cm7)good
in (Bbm)love.
(Eb)I wish you still want ed (Ab)me.
You look
You look (Ab)me.
This page shows “You Look So Good In Love” by George Strait in our color-coded kid songbook view — 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 G at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.