Beer In A Bar - Jon Langston

Beer In A Bar

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
As recorded by Jon Langston
(From the 2023 Album HEART ON ICE)
 
Capo 3rd fret
 
[Intro]
G C
 
[Verse 1]
G
Man it'd been a long day
C
I was sitting in that stand still out on the highway
Em
20 miles from the house, looking out at the brake lights
D
'Bout to lose my mind
G
Like a sign from the good Lord
C
I saw a cold beer here, next right, high up on a billboard
Em
So I hit the shoulder fast, and I put that old Ford
D
Right there by the front door
 
[Chorus]
C
Yeah, I walked in, sat down
C
Was just gonna have one round
G
Kill a cold one and a little time
G
Little did I know those green eyes
Em
Would hit me out of the blue
D C
Yeah, I found you in the neon stars
Am G
Hell, I was just looking for a beer in a bar
 
[Verse 2]
G
It was just a little small talk
C
And a couple shots at an off the highway hole in the wall
Em
That turned into a dance, that turned to last call
D
Yeah, it's crazy, ain't it
 
[Chorus]
C
I walked in, sat down
C
Was just gonna have one round
G
Kill a cold one and a little time
G
Little did I know those green eyes
Em
Would hit me out of the blue
D C
Yeah, I found you in the neon stars
Am
Hell, I was just looking for a beer in a bar
 
[Guitar Solo]
C D C D
 
[Bridge]
Em
Just a re-route, detour
D
Now you're mine and I'm yours
C
And it probably woulda never happened
C
And I'd still be sitting in traffic but
 
[Chorus]
C
I walked in, sat down
C
Was just gonna have one round
G
Kill a cold one and a little time
G
Little did I know those green eyes
Em
Would hit me out of the blue
D C
Yeah, I found you in the neon stars
Em
Yeah, when I walked in
D C
Wasn't looking for someone to steal my heart
Am G C
Yeah, I was just looking for a beer in a bar
 
[Outro]
C N.C.
Hell, I was just looking for a beer in a bar

How to play Beer In A Bar

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