7 Bottles
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Verse
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm weary
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm tired and a long way from home
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm lonely out on the roads
Interlude
C Am Em6/B
Verse
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
That I think I had
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm trying to hide the shame
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
Makes me weary now stumble towards everything
C
[Refrão] C Em6/B Am Em6/B C
This world ain't mine to be home
C Em6/B Am Em6/B C
The stars are shining far too old
C
For me to understand
Verse
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm weary
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm tired and a long way from home
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm lonely out on the roads
Interlude
C Am Em6/B
Verse
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
That I think I had
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
And I'm trying to hide the shame
C
Seven bottles, seven bottles
Am Em6/B
Makes me weary now stumble towards everything
C
[Refrão] C Em6/B Am Em6/B C
This world ain't mine to be home
C Em6/B Am Em6/B C
The stars are shining far too old
C F2
For me to understand
Outro
C Am Em6/B
C Am Em6/B
C Am Em6/B
C Am Em6/B
How to play 7 Bottles
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.