Right Now

Jeremiah Bowser

ukulele

by BOMBAXXX

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Right Now

Key: G

Right Now Key DD

Right Now Key D#D#

Right Now Key EE

Right Now Key FF(one step down)

Right Now Key F#F#(half step down)

Right Now Key GG(original key)

Right Now Key G#G#(half step up)

Right Now Key AA(one step up)

Right Now Key A#A#

Right Now Key BB

Right Now Key CC

Right Now Key C#C#

	  		(intro) ( G   D/F#   Em7   D/F#   Am7   G   Am7   G ) (2x) 

G      D/F#    Em7   D/F# 
  Your face is beautiful 
  Am7        G      D/F#      Em7 
  it is all want to see right now 
G      D/F#    Em7   D/F# 
  Your face is beautiful 
  Am7        G      D/F#      Em7 
  it is all want to see right now 
       Am7        G      D/F#      Em7 
  yes, it is all want to see right now 
       Am7       G    D/F# 
  you are all i want see 

G      D/F#    Em7   D/F# 
  You touch is powerful 
     Am7       G      D/F#       Em7 
  it is all i want to feel right now 
G      D/F#    Em7   D/F# 
  You touch is powerful 
     Am7       G      D/F#       Em7 
  it is all i want to feel right now 
          Am7       G      D/F#       Em7 
  yes, it is all i want to feel right now 
      Am7        G      D/F# 
  You are all i want to feel 

G      D/F#         Em7   D/F# 
  Your presence is wonderful 
    Am7        G        D/F#      Em7 
  it is all i want to surround me now 
G      D/F#         Em7   D/F# 
  Your presence is wonderful 
    Am7        G         D/F#     Em7 
  it is all i want to surround me now 
         Am7        G         D/F#     Em7 
  yes, it is all i want to surround me now 
      Am7        G         D/F#     Em7 
  You are all i want to surround me now

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