All Night Long
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Based on the Version: https://youtu.be/8IaVHJCGCoQ
Written by Leroy Burks
* = Half-muted Strumming
[Verse 1]
G*
Shooting double shots of whiskey on a Friday night
G*
Honk-Tonks a jamming when the bands on fire
C
Dance floors lit up like the fourth of July,
F C G
And she’s got fireworks in her eyes
G*
Dollar cold longnecks from the wrap around bar
G*
She made a couple laps but ain’t got that far
C
Spilling her drink and a dancing away
F C G
I think all she’s trying to say
[Chorus]
Em D G
Lets drink all night long
D C
Save the water pour me some whiskey
Em D G
So we can dance all night long
D C
Two-stepping baby come and kiss me
G*
Let the band break it down and play’em one more song
Bartenders pour something strong
Em D G
and let’s drink all night long
[Solo]
C G C D G*
[Verse 2]
G*
I was yelling last call about ten till two
G*
Had a broken string guitar behind the drummers stool
C
I said two more songs boys take’em away
F C G
That’s when we heard her say
[Chorus]
Em D G
Lets drink all night long
D C
Save the water pour me some whiskey
Em D G
So we can dance all night long
D C
Two-stepping baby come and kiss me
G*
Let the band break it down and play’em one more song
Bartender pour something strong
Em D G
and let’s drink all night long
[Solo]
C G C G C D G*
[Verse 3]
G*
Well she stumbled back around under the neon lights
G*
Honky-tonk went quite when she stole my mic
C
She hoped up on the bar and said I gotta good song
F C G
Now everybody sing along
[Chorus]
Em D G
Lets drink all night long
D C
Save the water pour me some whiskey
Em D G
So we can dance all night long
D C
Two-stepping baby come and kiss me
G*
Let the band break it down and play’em one more song
Bartender pour something strong
Em D G
and let’s drink all night long
[Outro]
C G C G C G C D G
How to play All Night Long
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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.