Aug222019

Jojo Mason – Better On You Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

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This is the chords of Better On You by Jojo Mason on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

INTRO:
G Bm C D
G Bm C D

VERSE:
D G Bm C D
It could be a t-shirt straight outta my closet
G Bm
But when you slip it on girl, you look like a model
C D
If I’m being honest
G Bm
It could be high waist jeans, tank tops, long sleeves
C D
No don’t even get me started on yoga pants
G Bm
It could be them three inch heels, low cuts, for real
C D
Ah yeah you know you look good in all of that

CHORUS:
D G Bm
But when you turn a two-piece into a no-piece
C D
Girl you’re a masterpiece in nothing at all
G Bm
And you can turn a black dress into a God bless
C D
Lord have mercy when it’s hitting the floor
G
You make me wanna dim the lights, shut the shades
Bm
Bump a little Bruno babe
C D
Watch you go and do what you do, yeah it’s true
G Bm C
You look good, good, good, good girl in anything
D G Bm C D
But nothing looks bettter on you

VERSE:
D G Bm C D
It could be that Coppertone straight outta the bottle
G Bm
It could be the sunshine filling in them tan lines
C D
Laid out on a towel, Hmmmm
G Bm
Baby from your lipstick to your necklace
C
To your little tattoo, wooo
D
You look good in all of it

BREAK:
C
Youuuuuu
Em
Woh oh oh oh oh oh
F
When you’re laying in bed
F
Hair all in a mess
D
No make up on
D
Nothing better than

CHORUS:
D G Bm
When you turn a two-piece into a no-piece
C D
Girl you’re a masterpiece in nothing at all
G Bm
And you can turn a black dress into a God bless
C D
Lord have mercy when it’s hitting the floor
G
You make me wanna dim the lights, shut the shades
Bm
Bump a little Bruno babe
C D
Watch you go and do what you do, yeah it’s true
G Bm C
You look good, good, good, good girl in anything

OUTRO:
D G Bm C
But nothing looks bettter on you
D G Bm C
But nothing looks bettter on you
D G
But nothing looks bettter on you

How to play Better On You: key, chords and progression

Better On You by Jojo Mason sits in G major (one sharp: F♯), and you need 6 chords to play it: G, Bm, C, D, Em and F.

The progression the song keeps returning to is G – Bm – C – D (I – iii – IV – V in G major). In solfa, that is doh – mi – fah – soh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Good to know: Bm and F are the tricky part on guitar (barre or movable shapes). Slow the change down until it is clean; on piano and ukulele they are simpler.