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Hi-heel Sneakers

Elvis Presley

Guitar Chords & Lyrics for Hi-heel Sneakers by Elvis Presley in the key of C

Level: Advanced Decade: 1960s Genre: Rock Theme: Romance Mood: Energetic / Aggressive View Lyrics Youtube 
Pre-Hook
CmPut On Your Red Dress Baby 'Cause We're Going Out Tonight, Oh Yeah! Put On Your
FmRed Dress Baby 'Cause We're Going Out Tonight Yeah          Cm​
Well Now Wear SoGme Boxing
GloCmves In Case Some Fool Might Start A Fight You Know What I'm Sayin'

Hook
CmPut On Your Hi-Heel Sneakers, Put Your Wig Hat On Your Head, Oh Yeah! Put On
Your Hi-HFmeel Sneakers,
Slap That Wig Right On Your Head Yeah Well ICm'm Pretty                     G​
Sure NowFm Baby, Pretty Soon You're Gonna Knock 'Em Dead                           Cm​

Verse
CmOh Gonna Mess Around Baby All Right! Da Da Da Da
Also available in: Gm (Original) D E A

FAQ

What are the chords for Hi-heel Sneakers?

The chords for Hi-heel Sneakers are: Cm, Fm, G

What is the original key of Hi-heel Sneakers?

The original key is Gm.

What is the difficulty of playing Hi-heel Sneakers?

The difficulty level is Advanced.

Can I play Hi-heel Sneakers in another key?

Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.

Can Hi-heel Sneakers be played on an acoustic guitar?

Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.

Can I play Hi-heel Sneakers on ukulele?

Chord Hi-heel Sneakers can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.

How many chords are used in Hi-heel Sneakers?

Hi-heel Sneakers uses 3 chords: Cm, Fm, G

What is the easiest way to play Hi-heel Sneakers?

You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.

What decade was Hi-heel Sneakers released in?

Hi-heel Sneakers was released in the 1960s. See more 1960s songs here

Are there easier chord versions for Hi-heel Sneakers?

Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Hi-heel Sneakers to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.

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