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verse 1:
D A
1-7-7 in the backyard
D
Falling over tables
A G C
I am gone How about
D A D
you? Katie's talking
A
in the kitchen
D
No one knows
what she's saying
A G
But it's true
C D
Cause it came from her
A
I don't wanna leave
G
I never wanna leave
[Refrão]Bm
One hundred and
A G
seventy seven
We're all
D A F#/Bb
going to hell
Bm
One hundred and
A G
seventy seven
We're all
D A F#/Bb D A
going to hell
verse 2:
D
Connie's kneeling
A
on the concrete
D
Holding the future
A G
in his hands
C D A
Drunk as hell
D
But he knows
A
what he wants
D
If you weren't
A
there You don't know
G
the first thing
C D
About true love
A
We don't wanna leave
We never really
G
have to leave
[Refrão]Bm
One hundred and
A G
seventy seven
We're all
D A F#/Bb
going to hell
Bm
One hundred and
A G
seventy seven
We're all
D A F#/Bb
going to hell
Guitar Solo:
D A G x2
Bm A G Bm G A F#/Bb
Chorus 3:
Bm
One hundred and
A G
seventy seven
We're all
D A F#/Bb
going to hell
(drumbeats)
One hundred and
A G
seventy seven
We're all
D A
going to hell
F#/Bb
We're all
D A(hold)
going to hell
How to play 177
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.