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-
How to play Another Honky Tonk
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.