Please Please Please

Sabrina Carpenter · 120 BPM · 4/4

Please Please Please

Sabrina Carpenter

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E

E231
EIA know I have good judgment
F#I know I have good tasteBm
BmIt's funny and it's ironic
BmThat only I feel that way
BmI proDmised 'em that you're different
DAnd everyone makes mistakes
DBuEt just don't
EI hAeard that you're an actor
ASoF# act like a stand-up guy
F#WhatevBmer devil's inside you
BmDon't let him out tonight
BmI telDl them it's just your culture
DAnd everyone rolls their eyes
DYEeah, I know
EAll I'm asking, baAby
APlease, please, please
ADon't pF#mrove 'em right
F#m

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DAnd pleaseA, please,Bm please
BmDonA't bring mEe to tears when I just did my makeup so nicAe
AHeartbreak is one thing
AMy egoC#m's another
C#mI F#mbeg you, don't embarrass me, BmmotherfDucker (Bmoh, oh)
BmPAlease,E please, please (ah-ah-ah)
EI hCave a fun idea, babe (uh-huh?)
CMayAbe just stay inside
AI know yoDmu're craving some fresh air
DmBut the ceiling fan is so nice (it's so nice, right?)
DmAFnd we could live so happily
FIf Emno one knows that Cyou're with me
CI'm Gjust kidding
GBut really (kinda), really, really
GPlAease, please, please (please don't prove 'em right)
ADon'tF#m prove 'em right
F#mAnDd please, pleaseBm, please
ADon't bringE me to tears whenA I just didE my makeup so nicAe
AHeartbreak is one thing (heartbreak is one thing)
AMy ego's another (ego's another)
AIF#m beg you, don't embarArass meBm, motheDrfucker Bm(oh, ohA)
APleasEe, please, please (ah-ahD-ah)
DIf you wannaE go and be stupidA
ADon't do it iC#n front Dof me
DIf you don'tE wanna cry to my music
EDAon't make me hC#ate you prolifDically
DPlease, please,E please (please)
EPlease, please, Aplease (please)
APlease (pleasF#me), please (Eplease), pleaDse
D(Ah-ah-ahDm-ah)
Dm(AAh)
A

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All Chords Used (13)
KeyA major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Please Please Please by Sabrina Carpenter on guitar

This song is a great pick if you want a modern pop feel with a tight, driving groove. At about 120 BPM, it sits in a lively pocket that rewards clean changes and steady time, so it feels energetic without being overly busy.

You can lean on open shapes for E, A, and D, but the harder moves come from the barre chords like F#, Bm, F#m, C#m, and C#. The change to watch most closely is the opening move from E to A to F# to Bm, since it asks you to switch from open chords into barre shapes smoothly.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly and making each shape ring clearly. Then practice the barre chords on their own until they feel solid, and finally put the whole sequence together at tempo, keeping your right hand relaxed and even.

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.

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