A Little Dust On The Bottle - David Lee Murphy

A Little Dust On The Bottle

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Capo 4
 
Intro: G D C G Em D C (2X)
 
Intro: |G |D |C |G |Em |D |C |C
 
Verse: G D C G
Creole Williams lived down a dirt road
Em D C
made homemade wine like nobody I know
G D
dropped by one Friday night and said
C G
can you help me Creole
Em D
got a little girl waitin' on me and I
C G
wanna treat her right, he said
 
D Em
I got what you need son, it's
C G
sittin down in the cellar
D Em
he reached through the cobwebs
C D
as he turned on the light and said
 
Chorus: G D C G
There might be a little dust on the bottle
Em D C
but don't let it fool ya about what's inside
G D C G
There might be a little dust on the bottle
Em D
it's one of those things that gets
C G
sweeter with time
 
G
she was sittin in the
D
porch swing as I
C G
pulled up the driveway
Em D C
my ole heart was racing as she climbed inside
G D
she slid over real close and
C G
drove down to the lake road
Em D C
watched the sun fade in that big red sky
 
D Em
I reached under the front seat and said,
C
now here's something special
D Em C D
it's just been waiting for a night like tonight
 
G D C G
There might be a little dust on the bottle
Em D C
but don't let it fool ya about what's inside
G D C G
There might be a little dust on the bottle
Em D
it's one of those things that gets
C G
sweeter with time
 
(Solo with chords from Verse)
 
D Em C
you're still with me, we made some memories
D Em C
after all these years theres one thing I've found
D Em C
some say good love, well it's like a fine wine
D Em C D
it keeps getting better as the days go by
 
G D C G
There might be a little dust on the bottle
Em D C
but don't let it fool ya about what's inside
G D C G
There might be a little dust on the bottle
Em D
it's one of those things that gets
C G
sweeter with time

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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.

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