Aint Dead Yet - Luke Grimes

Aint Dead Yet

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DmCapotraste:
5th traste
AIN'T DEAD YET
As recorded by Luke Grimes
(From the 2023 EP PAIN PILLS OR PEWS)
 
Capo 5th fret
 
[Intro]
D Am C Am C Am C F
Am C Am C Am C F
 
[Verse 1]
Am C Am C
Ain't much with words, ain't got a lot of money
Am C F
But I got a lot of lucky when I got you, honey
Am C Am C
You'll never have to worry about where I'm gonna be
Am C F
'Cause I meant what I said when I was down on one knee
 
[Chorus]
Am C
I'm gonna love you 'til I die and I ain't dead yet
F Dm
'Til the wheels fall off, 'til my very last breath
Am C
Won't leave your side 'til they lay me to rest
F Dm
Gonna love you 'til I die
 
[Post-Chorus]
Am C Am C Am C F
And I ain't dead yet
 
[Verse 2]
Am C Am C
You're the wind in my sails, apple of my eye
Am C F
Sweet in my heart and the blue in my sky
Am C Am C
When I get to heaven and my lights go dim
Am C F
When I meet my end, can we do it all again?
 
[Chorus]
Am C
I'm gonna love you 'til I die and I ain't dead yet
F Dm
'Til the wheels fall off, 'til my very last breath
Am C
Won't leave your side 'til they lay me to rest
F Dm
Gonna love you 'til I die
 
[Bridge]
Em
And I ain't dead yet
Dm
No, I ain't dead yet
Em
I ain't dead yet
Dm F
No, I ain't dead yet
 
[Interlude]
Am C Am C Am C F
 
[Chorus]
Am C
I'm gonna love you 'til I die and I ain't dead yet
F Dm
'Til the wheels fall off, 'til my very last breath
Am C
Won't leave your side 'til they lay me to rest
F Dm
Gonna love you 'til I die
Am C
I'm gonna love you 'til I die and I ain't dead yet
F Dm
'Til the wheels fall off, 'til my very last breath
Am C
Won't leave your side 'til they lay me to rest
F Dm
Gonna love you 'til I die
 
[Bridge]
F Dm
I'm gonna love you till I die
F Dm
I'm gonna love you till I die
Am
And I ain't dead yet
 
[Outro]
C Am C Am C F Am C Am C Am C F

How to play Aint Dead Yet

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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