Bic Flame
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
SONG: BIC FLAME
ARTIST: COREY KENT
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/R7Zvh391hLA
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
COREY KENT
CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
D A
Bm7 G
D A
Bm7 G
[Verse]
D A
I grew up watching videos
Bm7 G
Of Dylan and the Rolling Stones
D Bm7 G
Ten thousand lighters lit up the bla-a-a-a-ack
D A
Dreaming big and blowing smoke
Bm G
Trying to live like we heard on the radio
D Bm G
But didn't dream the world could change so fast
[Chorus]
D
I still read that King James Bible
A
And think a song sounds better on vinyl
G
You say I'm an old soul
But what's so wrong with that
D
Years fly by and Levi's fade
A
I know that I can't stop the change
Em7 Em
In a crowd full of cell-phone lights
G
I guess I'm still a BiC-flame guy
[Instrumental]
D A
Bm7 G
[Verse]
D
I still believe you can fall in love
Em7 Bm G
And when it's real you don't give up
D Bm7 Bm G
And God's the only one who's fit to ju-u-u-u-udge
D
I ain't afraid to speak my mind
Bm7 Bm G
Been known to work some overtime and
D A Bm7 Bm G
I know I can't be the only one-on-on-on-one
[Chorus]
D
I still read that King James Bible
A
And think a song sounds better on vinyl
G
You say I'm an old soul
But what's so wrong with that
D
Years fly by and Levi's fade
A
I know that I can't stop the change
Em7 Em
In a crowd full of cell-phone lights
G D
I guess I'm still a BiC-flame guy
Aw yeah ah
[Instrumental/Solo]
Em Bm Em7 Em G
Yeah ah
[Chorus]
D
I still read that King James Bible
A
And spend my Sundays on a motorcycle
Bm
You say I'm an old soul
G
But what's so wrong with that
D
Years fly by and Levi's fade
A
I know that I can't stop the change
Em D/F# G
Well, the world can do its thing, I'll do mine
Em7 Em
In a crowd full of cell-phone lights
G
I guess I'm still a BiC-flame guy
[Outro]
D A
Bm G D Bm G
A BiC-flame guy
How to play Bic Flame
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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