Blue Trash
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G
Cry baby cry, crying all about
C G
Cause you be missin' that banjo sound
C G
Finger pickin' good and greasy bound
D7 G A
So you run, all the way back to momma
D7 G
To grab your gun
[Verso 2]
G
You keep playing in your mind
C G
That mando's playing time, after time
C G
Those backchop beats are feelin' just fine
D7 G A
Take it away, foot stomps and gravy trains
D7 G
Where is the heart?
[Refrão]
G
Sun down day turns to night
C G
Angel's singing, it sound just right
C G
Demon's playing, there ain't no fight
D7
You pray
G A
This music will go away
D7 G
You pure old heart
[Verso 3]
G
I'm feelin' salty but I'm drinking sprite
C
That tangy banjo's sounding
G
So dang bright
C G
Heavy hearts to an empty stage right
D7
You say
G A
There is no bass today
D7 G
Low day don't feel so right
[Refrão]
G
Sun down day turns to night
C G
Angel's singing, it sound just right
C G
Demon's playing, there ain't no fight
D7
You pray
G A
This music will go away
D7 G
You pure old heart
[Verso 4]
G
Blue trash don't touch my art
C G
We want it back to how it was at the start
C G
Dead on the tracks why did we depart
D7
You done?
G A
Cause you cannot take away
D7 G A
What's in our hearts today
D7 G
What's in our hearts
[Refrão]
G
Sun down day turns to night
C G
Angel's singing, it sound just right
C G
Demon's playing, there ain't no fight
D7
You pray
G A
This music will go away
D7 G
You pure old heart
[Verso 5]
G
Blue trash won't call it art
C G
They want it back to how it was at the start
C
Dead on the track
G
Why did we depart
D7
Well you done?
D7 G A
Cause you cannot take away
D7 G A
What's in our hearts today
D7 G A
What's in our hearts this way
D7 G
What's in our hearts
How to play Blue Trash
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.