Blame It On You
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
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SONG: BLAME IT ON YOU
ARTIST: KELSEY LAMB
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/829ENE-D2lg?si=i6LouZZWRtQkexOh
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
D D
[Verse]
D
Friday 5pm
Bm7
Turned into all weekend
G
Funny how time flies
A
When you don't want the night to end
D
Last call then my place
Bm7
Usually wouldn't ask you to stay
G
Up all night, till the sunrise
A
Feels like everything's changed
[Chorus]
G D
I wanna blame it on red wine, from last night
Bm7 A
For mixing up my heart with my head
G D
I wanna blame it on the morning light, shining in your eyes
Bm7 A
Making me kinda wanna see you again
G
It was supposed to be a drink or two
D Bm7 A
I didn't know what I was getting into-oo
G D Bm7
'Cause falling this fast ain't something I ever do
A G D Bm7 A
So I'll blame it on you
[Verse]
D
I've never been the kind
Bm7
Mind stuck on rewind
G D
To laughing and kissing and talking
A
I'm wishing I could go back in time
[Chorus]
G D
And blame it on red wine, from last night
Bm7 A
For mixing up my heart with my head
G D
I wanna blame it on the morning light, shining in your eyes
Bm7 A
Making me kinda wanna see you again
G
It was supposed to be a drink or two
D Bm7 A
I didn't know what I was getting into-oo
G D Bm7
'Cause falling this fast ain't something I ever do
A G D Bm7 A
So I'll blame it on you
[Instrumental/Solo]
G D Bm7 A
[Break]
G D
The girl I was would turn and run
Bm7 A
Yeah she would juuust
D Bm7
Blame it on red wine
G A
Blams it on the morniong light
[Chorus]
G D
I wanna blame it on red wine, from last night
Bm7 A
For mixing up my heart with my head
G D
I wanna blame it on the morning light, shining in your eyes
Bm7 A
Making me kinda wanna see you again
G
It was supposed to be a drink or two
D Bm7 A
I didn't know what I was getting into-oo
G D Bm7
'Cause falling this fast ain't something I ever do
A G D Bm7 A
So I'll blame it on you
[Outro]
G D Bm7 A
G
I blame it on you
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