Avondale - August In Texas - Misc Originals

Avondale - August In Texas

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
3rd traste
[Intro]
Am7 E5 Gbadd9 Fmaj7 Gbadd9 Am7
 
[Verse]
E5
It’s hot out there
Gbadd9
Texas summer air
 
Not a breeze in sight
F Gbadd9 Am7
But you got me feeling cool
 
E5
Celcius
Gbadd9
You’re dangerous
 
Got me thinking about
F Gbadd9 Am7
Doing something bad
 
E5
This Texas heat
Gbadd9
It’s got me beat
 
But your love is like
F Gbadd9
An ice-cold glass of sweet tea
 
[Chorus]
Am7
Cuz you're hotter than August in Texas
E5
Burn brighter than the Fourth of July
Gbadd9
The way you keep moving your body
F Gbadd9
Heat-waving from side to side
Am7
Cuz you're hotter than August in Texas
E5
Burn brighter than the Fourth of July
Gbadd9
The way you keep moving your body
F Gbadd9
Heat-waving from side to side
 
[Verse]
E5
Now I can’t stop
Gbadd9
It’s too damn hot
 
Let’s take cover under
F Gbadd9 Am7
A Texas mesquite tree
 
E5
Fahrenheit
Gbadd9
I just might
 
Take a dip inside
F Gbadd9
The oasis of your love
 
[Chorus]
Am7
Cuz you're hotter than August in Texas
E5
Burn brighter than the Fourth of July
Gbadd9
The way you keep moving your body
F Gbadd9
Heat-waving from side to side
Am7
Cuz you're hotter than August in Texas
E5
Burn brighter than the Fourth of July
Gbadd9
The way you keep moving your body
F Gbadd9
Heat-waving from side to side
 
[Solo]
Am7 E5 Gbadd9 F Gbadd9 Am7
 
[Chorus]
Am7
Cuz you're hotter than August in Texas
E5
Burn brighter than the Fourth of July
Gbadd9
The way you keep moving your body
F Gbadd9
Heat-waving from side to side
Am7
Cuz you're hotter than August in Texas
E5
Burn brighter than the Fourth of July
Gbadd9
The way you keep moving your body
F Gbadd9 Am7
Heat-waving…Heat-waving from side to side
 
[Outro]
Am7 E5 Gbadd9 F Gbadd9 Am7
(Hard Stop)

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