Busy Woman

Sabrina Carpenter · 120 BPM · 4/4

Busy Woman

Sabrina Carpenter

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Em

Em23
EmOh hey
 OEh
EI'm so mature collected anEmd sensible
EmExcept wEhen I getEm hit with rejection
EmTo tEurn me down well that's jusEmt unethical
EmI'll tuErn into someone you'reA scared to know
AButAm if you need mDy love
DMy clothes arGe off I'm coming over to yEmour place
EmAnd if you don't neAmed
AmIf you don't need
AmMyD love
DWell I didnG't want your little ***Em**-a*s anyway
EmYeah I'Amm a busy womanD
DI wouldn't let you comeG into my caleEmndar any night
EmBut if you wAmant my kisses I'll be Dyour perfect Mrs.
D'TilG the day that oneEm of us dies
AmOhD Ghey
EmSo much to shave and lipstick to reapply
EmMaybe for you though I could DaccommodatEme
EmI'm flexible so just tell me what you like
EmTantric Amyoga babyEm namaste
 If you don't want me I'll just deem you gay
 But ifAm you need mDy love
DMy clothes areG off I'm coming over to your plEmace
EmAh-ah-ah-ah
EmAnd if you Amdon't need
AmIf you don'Dt need
DMy love
DWell I didnG't want your little ***Em**-a*s anyway
EmYeah I'mAm a busy womanD
DI wouldn't let you comeG into my caleEmndar any night
EmBut if you Amwant my kisses I'll beD your perfect Mrs.
D'TGil the day thEmat one of usAm dies
AmBusyD woman all theG time
GBusy wEmoman for the rest of my lifAme
AmMy opeDnings are super Gtight
GBusy woman Amunless you cDall tonight
DNGighEmt ooAmh-ooDh-Gooh-ooh
GBut ifAm you need mDy love
DMy clothes are Goff I'm coming over to your placEme
EmAh-ah-ah-ah
EmAnd if you dAmon't need
AmIf you don't need
AmMyD love
DWell I didGn't want your little **Em***-a*s anyway
Em'Cause I'Amm a busy woman
AmOh hey
AmID wouldn't let you cGome into my calendaEmr any night
EmBut if youAm want my kisses I'll be yoDur perfect Mrs.
DOoh-ooh
D'TGil the day thEmat one of us Amdies

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyG major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Busy Woman by Sabrina Carpenter on guitar

Busy Woman is a great beginner song because it stays in a friendly key and moves at a steady pace. You get a bright, pop-friendly feel without having to fight the guitar, so it is a good one for building confidence and keeping your changes clean.

All of the shapes are open, so you can focus on smooth fretting and relaxed strumming instead of barre chords. The main thing to watch is the quick back-and-forth between Em and E in the opening progression - that switch can feel awkward at first, so keep your fingers close to the strings.

Start by looping Em - E slowly until the change feels automatic, then add the full opening progression at a comfortable tempo. Once that is solid, bring it up toward the song speed and aim for even, steady strums while keeping your chord changes small and efficient.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

Looking for more? Browse the full guitar song library or explore chord diagrams.

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