Aint No Cure - Gavin Adcock

Aint No Cure

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
C F C F
 
[Verse 1]
C
You got your long tan legs on my gray leather seat
F
And the smile on your face makes my heart stop a beat
C
You're the best damned thing this truck's ever seen
F
You're the only reason it ever gets cleaned
 
[Riff]
C F
 
[Chorus]
F G
Oh my my, oh my lord,
Am C
How'd I get you in this Ford
F G
Cruising down 4-41
Am C
I'm on fire, you're so fun
F G
Nowhere to go nowhere to be
Am C
You're like a love disease
F G
Making me wish for more
Am C
Girl I know there ain't no cure
 
[Riff]
C F
 
[Verse 2]
C
Had a dream last night that you weren't around
F
When I awoke I was real damn down
C
Then you climbed up in this truck
F
And I can't tell where I find this luck
 
[Riff]
C F
 
[Chorus]
F G
Oh my my, oh my lord,
Am C
How'd I get you in this Ford
F G
Cruising down 4-41
Am C
I'm on fire, you're so fun
F G
Nowhere to go nowhere to be
Am C
You're like a love disease
F G
Making me wish for more
Am C
Girl I know there ain't no cure
 
[Riff]
C F
 
[Verse 3]
C
Just the other day I went to the store
F
And it made my pocket pretty damned sore
C
It's on me, gonna change my life
F
I'm on one knee, gonna make you my wife
 
[Riff]
C F
 
[Chorus]
F G
Oh my my, oh my lord,
Am C
How'd I get you in this Ford
F G
Cruising down 4-41
Am C
I'm on fire, you're so fun
F G
Nowhere to go nowhere to be
Am C
You're like a love disease
F G
Making me wish for more
Am C
Girl I know there ain't no cure
 
[Chorus]
F G
Nowhere to go nowhere to be
Am C
You're like a love disease
F G
Making me wish for more
Am C
Girl I know there ain't no cure
 
[Outro]
C F C F
C

How to play Aint No Cure

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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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