Ask Me To Dance - Catie Offerman

Ask Me To Dance

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
As recorded by Catie Offerman feat. Hayes Carll
(2023 release)
 
Capo 3rd fret
 
[Intro]
G
 
[Verse 1]
C G
This cover band knows more songs than a jukebox
C G
Well, I don't give a damn to sit here and listen to you talk
C D
Lean in close, let me tell you somethin'
G C
I didn't get dressed up for nothing
 
[Chorus]
D
Beer's gettin' warm, your feet look cold
C G
I'm gettin' bored and the night's gettin' old
D C G
Neon's runnin' out of buzz, time's runnin' out on us
D
You better move quick 'fore you lose your chance
C F G
Come on, boy, ask me to dance, mhh, mhh
 
[Verse 2]
C G
Well, darling, I've got a pair of two left boots
C G
How this night ends up is up to you
C D
Well, the smoke is thick and everybody's drinkin'
G C
Ain't no sense in overthinkin'
 
[Chorus]
D
Beer's gettin' warm, your feet look cold
C G
I'm gettin' bored and the night's gettin' old
D C G
Neon's runnin' out of buzz, time's runnin' out on us
D
You better move quick 'fore you lose your chance
C
Come on, boy, ask me to dance
G
Let's go dance
 
[Bridge]
Am G
I've already given you all of the signs
Am C
So pull me in your arms before I change my mind
 
[Chorus]
D
The beer's gettin' warm, your feet look cold
C G
I'm gettin' bored and the night's gettin' old
D C G
We're about runnin' all out of buzz, time's runnin' out on us
D
You better move quick 'fore you lose your chance
C
Go on, boy, ask me to dance
D
All you gotta do is baby, take my hand
C
Now come on, boy, ask me to dance
G
Let's go dance
 
[Outro]
G
Alright
G
I know you want to
G
You asked for it
G
Come on, now

How to play Ask Me To Dance

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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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