Beer For That
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Josh Kiser
(2024 release)
[Intro]
F C Am7 G
[Verse 1]
C
When you're sixteen, blue jean, back road running
Am7 C F C
In sun down, little town, ain't much of nothing to make time pass
Am7 G
Buddy there's a beer for that
Am7 C
When you're Tennessee fishing in California weather
Am7 G
And the bass keep hitting, think it can't get better, well
C Am7 G
As a matter of fact, there's a cooler full of beer for that
Dm C F
But when a girl like you walks out
[Chorus]
C
There ain't a six-pack, twelve-pack or twenty-four
G
Fridge full of fortys at the liquor store
Am
There ain't a good and gone
Am
Baby as gone as you
F
Ain't a buzz strong enough
F
It no matter what I do
C
No bottle, no can can make you turn
G
Around, guess I should come to terms
Am7 G F
With the fact that you ain't coming back
C Am G
But there ain't enough beer for that
[Verse 2]
F C
When I'm next day hurting from last night drinking
Am G F
And a hammer drops down on my head, I'm thinking where am I at?
C Am G
Yeah there might be a beer for that
Dm C F
But when the girl like you walks out
[Chorus]
C
There ain't a six-pack, twelve-pack or twenty-four
G
Fridge full of fortys at the liquor store
Am
There ain't a good and gone
Am
Baby as gone as you
F
Ain't a buzz strong enough
F
It no matter what I do
C
No bottle, no can can make you turn
G
Around, guess I should come to terms
Am7 G F
With the fact that you ain't coming back
C G
But there ain't enough beer for that
[Guitar Solo]
Am F
[Chorus]
C
There ain't a six-pack, twelve-pack or twenty-four
G
Fridge full of fortys at the liquor store
Am
There ain't a good and gone
Am
Baby as gone as you
F
Ain't a buzz strong enough
F
It no matter what I do
C
No bottle, no can can make you turn
G
Around, guess I should come to terms
Am7 G F
With the fact that you ain't coming back
Am G F
But there ain't enough beer for that
F
No there ain't enough of beer
[Outro]
N.C. C
No there ain't enough of beer for that
How to play Beer For That
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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.