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That'd Be Alright — Piano Lead Sheet
"That'd Be Alright" lead sheet with chords, melody, and lyrics. Play the melody while following chord symbols above. Perfect for sing-along or accompaniment. Key of D, 140 BPM.
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Lyrics
If mon ey grew on hack ber ry trees and (G)time was n’t such a lux u ry, if (G)love was love sick o ver me,
that ’d be al right.
If I could (D)keep the wind in my sails, keep a (G)hold of the ti ger by the tail, a (G)half a ham sand wich in my lunch (Bm7)pail,
that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
If ev ’ry (G)bod y ev ’ry where had a (D)light er load to bear and a (G)lit tle big ger piece of the pie,
we’d be (G)liv in’ us a pret ty good life,
and that ’d be al right.
Hey, go heav y on the good and (A)light on the bad, a (G)hair more hap py and a (D)shade less sad.
(G)Turn all the neg a tive down just a (Bm7)tad;
that ’d be al right.
If my (D)dear ol’ dog nev er got old, if the (G)fam i ly farm nev (D)er got sold, if an (G)oth er bad joke (D)nev er got told,
that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be
Yeah, that ’d be al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
If ev ’ry (G)bod y ev ’ry where had a (D)light er load to bear and a (G)lit tle big ger piece of the pie,
we’d be (G)liv in’ us a pret ty good life,
and that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
If ev ’ry (G)bod y ev ’ry where had a (D)light er load to bear and a (G)lit tle big ger piece of the pie,
we’d be (G)liv in’ us a pret ty good life,
and that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be and that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
Yeah, that ’d be al
(A)right,
that ’d be al right.
that ’d (A)be al (D)right.
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- 2Practice each hand separately — Use the Left, Right, and Both buttons to isolate the bass or treble part and build muscle memory one hand at a time.
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