Beer With Anyone
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D A G A
D A G A
[Verse 1]
D A
I’ve been from here to there, seems that everywhere
G A
Everybody’s got a story to tell
D A
And I always find, with an open mind
G A
Sometimes I learn a little somethin’ myself
G
I’m always up for a good conversation
A
I’ll always have a cold one waitin’
[Pre-chorus]
D C#/D
Redneck, blue collar, suit ‘n tie, silver dollar
B/D A
Pull up a chair with me
D C#/D
Black or white, left or right, Everybody’s gettin’
B/D A
my good time guarantee
[Chorus]
G
Well it don’t matter where you’re from
A
As long as you can have some fun
D C#/D B/D A
Let me make it clear ain’t an ounce of judgment here
G F#/D E A D
No, I could have a beer with damn near anyone
[Verse 2]
D A
I don’t discriminate, you just name the place
G A
High-class or hole in the wall
D A
Whichever way you swing, it don’t change a damn thing
G A
We can throw ‘em back until last call
[Pre-chorus]
D C#/D
Redneck, blue collar, suit ‘n tie, silver dollar
B/D A
Pull up a chair with me
D C#/D
Black or white, left or right, Everybody’s gettin’
B/D A
my good time guarantee
[Chorus]
G
Well it don’t matter where you’re from
A
As long as you can have some fun
D C#/D B/D A
Let me make it clear ain’t an ounce of judgment here
G F#/D E A D
No, I could have a beer with damn near anyone
[Instrumental]
D A G A
G A
[Bridge]
D C#/D
Doctor, nurse, construction worker, Lawyer, trucker, banker, server
B/D A
Local or just passin’ through
D C#/D
Teachers, farmers, engineers, Firefighters, volunteers
B/D A
And don’t forget about our troops
G A
I’ll raise one up for you!
[Chorus]
G
Well it don’t matter where you’re from
A
As long as you can have some fun
D C#/D B/D A
Let me make it clear ain’t an ounce of judgment here
G F#/D Em A D A
No, I could have a beer with damn near anyone
G F#/D Em A D
I could have a beer with damn near anyone
How to play Beer With Anyone
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.