Blame It On The Whiskey
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by Bryan Andrews
(2023 release)
Capo 1st fret.
[Intro]
Em C G D
[Verse 1]
Em C
I never meant to leave you in the dark
G D
I didn't wanna break your heart
Em C G D
I just thought you were a lost cause already gone
Em C G
I couldn't shake the voices in my head
D Em
Telling me, you are gonna be the one who left
C
So that time went on
G D
I said some things I should have never said
[Chorus]
N.C. Em C G
And now I'm riding down a back road
D Em
Chasing all the memories I can't let go
C
Of you and me the bad scene
G D
In my old ninety two five speed
Em C G
I don't know why I ever said goodbye
D
I shouldn't never let you leave
Em C G
And I don't wanna believe that it's all on me
D Em C G Dsus4
So I blame it on the whiskey
[Verse 2]
Em C G
Your eyes tattooed in my brain
D Em
Like having to watch you walk away
C G D
And I'm praying to God but it's too late
Em C G
I thought about asking you to come back
D
But I knew you weren't gonna fall for that
Em C
So I found my peace
G D
At the bottom of a bottle of Jack
[Chorus]
N.C. Em C G
And now I'm riding down a back road
D Em
Chasing all the memories I can't let go
C
Of you and me the bad scene
G D
In my old ninety two five speed
Em C G
I don't know why I ever said goodbye
D
I shouldn't never let you leave
Em C G
And I don't wanna believe that it's all on me
D Em
So I blame it on the whiskey
[Guitar Solo]
C G D Em
C G D Em
[Bridge]
Em C
I should have known I wish I would have seen that
G D
It was just too good, it had to be a dream and
Em G D
Wish that I was a better man
[Out-Chorus]
Em C
But now I'm riding down a back road
G D Em
Chasing all the memories I can't let go
C
Of you and me the bad scene
G D
In my old ninety two five speed
Em C G
I don't know why I ever said goodbye
D
I shouldn't never let you leave
Em C G D
And I don't wanna believe that it's all on me
Em C G
No I don't wanna believe that it's all on me
D Em C G
So I blame it on the whiskey
D Em C G D
Yeah I blame it on the whiskey
Em
I blame it on the whiskey
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