3132
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Tuning: DGCFAD
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Intro: repeat 4x, then strum single G
D C G
|-5---7p5---5h7-----X--3--3--3-3----3-3---|-----3----|
|-7-------7---------5--5--5--5-5----3-3---|-----3----|
|-7-----------------5--5--5--5-5----4-4---|-----4----|
|-7-----------------5--5--5--5-5----5-5---|-----5----|
|-5-----------------3--3--3--3-3----5-5---|-----5----|
|-5-----------------3--3--3--3-3----3-3---|-----3----|
Fingerpicked
D Csus2/E G
You were voted most likely to have your name go up in lights
D Csus2/E G
Only took a few years to see that through
D Csus2/E G
Now you're most likely to end up dead alone in a hotel room
D Csus2/E G
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G
Roust the boy, smack the wife
G
Might have one... case tonight
G
Alcoholic breath, thick drool
G
Repetatitive, belligerent, cruel
E G
Can't get away, no hiding place
E G
The boy hesitates, when grown he'll make the same mistakes
G
Grocery checkout line
G
Residing in the welfare file
G
Child support, don't receive
G
Mama crying, no relief
E G
They got no home, three kids and on her own
E G
Revenge his name, pay back all the pain
Am D
Gutshot defender, hole inside
Am D
Shell-shocked commander, are you alright?
Am D Csus2/E
Gutshot defender, bloodstain bright, hold tight
Am
Shell-shocked commander
G
Age adult, mother gone
G
Friends with dad don't really talk
G
Wanted to, now you're a star
G
Make a living milking scars
E G
The boy hesitates, lost his way
E G
The boy hesitates, first and last mistake
Am D
Gutshot defender, fill the hole
Am D
There is no commander anymore
Am D Csus2/E
Gutshot defender, will survive, yes I
Am
You are no pretender... no pretender
D Csus2/E G
You were voted most likely to have your name go up in lights
D Csus2/E G
Only took a few years to see that through
D Csus2/E G
Now you're most likely to end up dead alone in a hotel room
D Csus2/E G
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How to play 3132
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.