Another Honky Tonk
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: ANOTHER HONKY TONK
ARTIST: BRYAN MARTIN
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/5vzn_1jXFjY
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
NOTE: The Cadd2 is just a quick hammer on to the B string at the
3rd fret and then releasing and going back to a C chord.
[Intro]
C Cadd2 C
C Cadd2 C
[Verse]
C
Another night, another stage, I gotta play the same songs
F C Cadd2
That always get to me
C
And every line and every rhyme seems to remind me of a time
F C
When you were right next to me
[Refrain]
Am G
But oh how a dream can take you away
F
From home-mm-mm
C G
There's always one more mile
C Cadd2 Cadd2 C
Another honky tonk
[Verse]
C
I call home every night and hear the babies cryin'
In the background
F C
And ohh how it breaks my heart
C
'Cause I’m a six hour drive lost on 75
F C
Headed north to a smokey little bar
[Refrain]
Am G
And oh how a dream can take you away
F
From hoo-oo-ome
C G
There's always one more mile
C C
Another honky tonk
[Chorus]
F C
'Cause nothing is easy out here on the road
Am
Chasing them headlights
G
And God only knows
F C
It’s always tomorrow 'til tomorrow gets gone
Am G
The highway's calling it won’t leave you alone
F
You roll right along
F G F
E ---------
B ---------
G -2--4--5-
D ---------
A ---------
E ---------
C G
For one more mile
C Cadd2 C
Another honky tonk
[Instrumental/Solo]
Am G
F F
C G
[Chorus]
F C
'Cause nothing is easy out here on the road
Am
Chasing them headlights
G
God only knows
F C
It’s always tomorrow 'til tomorrow gets gone
Am G
The highway's calling it won’t leave you alone
F
You roll right along
F G F
E ---------
B ---------
G -2--4--5-
D ---------
A ---------
E ---------
[Outro]
C G
For one more mile
C Cadd2 C
Another honky tonk
F G
There's always one more mile
N.C.
In another honky tonk
G C C
E -3------0-
B ---0----1-
G -----0--0-
D --------2-
A --------3-
E --------x-
Como tocar Another Honky Tonk
Use os controles acima para mudar o tom e ajustar o tamanho do texto. Acompanhe os acordes destacados enquanto ouve a música e pratique cada trecho devagar antes de tocar no andamento original.
Qual é o acorde inicial?
O primeiro acorde identificado é E. Você pode subir ou descer o tom sem sair da página.
Posso tocar no violão, guitarra ou teclado?
Sim. A sequência de acordes pode ser usada no violão, guitarra e teclado. Adapte as posições ao seu instrumento e nível.