Billy Tyler
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Intro< b>: A Bm D F# (bend) G Gmaj7 G
Gmaj7
Verse 1
G Am D G D
Billy's lady told him-let this be understood
G Am D
somethin' better happen soon cause things don't
G G F# Em C F#
look to good---tired of savin' pennies-tryin' to
D C G Am
make ends meet-come next Monday afternoon-we're
D G D
gonna be out in the street
Verse 2
G Am D G D
Billy thought it over-he said with a smile
G Am D G G F#
everythings gonna be allright-just a little while
Em C F# D C
gotta get down to it-pack my things and go
G Am D G E7
he put on his tennis shoes-walked out into the snow.
[Refrão]A Bm E
Oh Billy Tyler do you remember what you said
A Bm
does your conscience get you when your lyin'
E D
in your bed. Does it make you sorry for the
A D
things that you've done -do you feel repentance
A A Bm
on the tip of your tongue-did you have to grab
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D F#(Bend) G Gmaj7
your things and ru---n
Verse 3
G Am D G D
She received a postcard-sad for her that way
G Am D G G F#
said I found myself a job-here at whitesand bay
Em C F# D C
sendin' you some money-so that you can eat
G Am D
everythings gonna be allright-soon be back on
G E7
my feet
Repeat Chorus< b>:
Fadeout on- G Gmaj7 G Gmaj7
How to play Billy Tyler
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.