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Intro G 

Verse 
G 
Blue eyes and a crooked grin 
G 
Face like an angle and a mouth like sin 
G 
Never late but always in a hurry 
G 
Loves to laugh and hates to worry 
G 
Never gonna be a face in a crowd 
G 
Falls too easy and laughs too loud 
G 
She can be a flirt, yeah, a bit of a teaser 
G 
When it come to love, she's a true believer 

Pre-Chorus 
C 
Little bit shy, little bit bold 
  C                                      G     D 
A little too young, don't wanna grow oh, old 

           G 
And if you wanna know what she's all about 
    D 
You wanna think deep, wanna figure her out 
  D 
A little bit cool, a little bit corny 
C 
 She's part Friday night, part Sunday morning ,that's right.
 

Interlude 
G 

verse 2 
G 
Nights are long winter nights in a cosy fire 
G 
Good poker player but a lousy liar 
G 
Roots for the loser and bets on a winner 
G 
A part time saint and a part time sinner 


Pre-Chorus 
C 
Little bit shy, little bit bold 
  C                                    G      D 
A little too young, don't wanna grow o-ld, ay 
 
             G 
Yeah, if you wanna know what she's all about 
    D 
You wanna think deep, wanna figure her out 
  D 
A little bit cool, a little bit corny 
C 
 She's part Friday night, part Sunday morning, Yo 

Interlude 
G 
C       G 

Pre-Chorus 
C 
Little bit shy, little bit bold 
  C                                    G      D 
A little too young, don't wanna grow o-ld, ay 

             G 
Yeah, if you wanna know what she's all about 
    D 
You wanna think deep, wanna figure her out 
   D 
A little bit cool, a little bit corny 
C 
  Part Friday night 
       G 
If you wanna know what she's all about 
    D 
You wanna think deep, wanna figure her out 
  D 
A little bit cool, a little bit horny 
C 
 She's part Friday night, part Sunday morning 

Interlude 
G 

Outro 
           G 
She's part Friday night, part Sunday morning 
           G 
She's part Friday night, part Sunday morning 
     G 
Part Friday night, part Sunday morning.