My Girl Bill chords by Jim Stafford
Guitar chords with lyrics
- Tuning: Standard tuning
- Difficulty: Beginner
Intro F C F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Am Bill walked me to my door last night Gm C C7 And he said `Before I go F Am There`s something about our love affair Gm C That I have a right to know Cm7 F F7 I said Let`s not stand out here like this Bb Bbm What would the neighbors think F Dm Why don`t we just step inside Bb C F And I`ll fix us both a drink
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Bb C F
My girl Bill
Bb C F
My my girl Bill
Bb C Am Dm
Can`t say enough about the way I feel
Bb Notes A# A Gm
About my girl
C F Bb C
My girl Bill
Fmaj7 Am
William`s hands were shaking
Gm C C7
As he took his glass of wine
Fmaj7 Am
And I could see we both felt the same
Gm C
And when his eyes met mine
Cm7 F Bb
I said `Who we love and why we love
Bbm
It`s hard to understand
F Dm
So let`s just sit here on the couch
Bb C F
And face this man to man
Bb C F
My girl Bill
Bb C F
My my girl Bill
Bb C Am Dm
Can`t say enough about the way I feel
Bb Notes A# A Gm
About my girl
C F Fmaj7 Am Gm C
C7
My girl Bill
Fmaj7 Am
Bill you know we just left her place
Gm C
And we both know what she said
F Am
She doesn`t want to see your face
Gm C
And she wishes you were dead
Cm7 F F7
Now I know we both love her
Bb Bbm
And I guess we always will
F Dm
But you`re gonna have to find another
Bb C F
`Cause she`s my girl Bill
Bb C F
My girl Bill
Bb C F
My my girl Bill
Bb C Am Dm
Can`t say enough about the way I feel
Bb
About my girl
Gm Bb C
Talkin` `bout my little girl
F Fmaj7
My girl Bill
Bb C F
My girl Bill
Bb C F
My my girl Bill
Bb C Am Dm
Can`t say enough about the way I feel
Bb
Notes A# A Gm
About my girl
C F
My girl Bill (fade)
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My Girl Bill chords
What Is This?
My Girl Bill by Jim Stafford guitar chords playing instructions."My Girl Bill" is a 1974 hit song written and recorded by Jim Stafford. It was the third of four U.S. Top 40 singles from his eponymous debut album. The song is about a man named ´William´, or Bill, and his friend, the narrator of the song, who is taking Bill home with him.
The lyrics employ double entendre, leading the listener to infer that the men are themselves involved in a romantic relationship as the title also suggests. However, a twist occurs at the end, when a woman is mentioned who has been a mutual love interest but has summarily rejected Bill.