Brent Terwilliger
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INTRO: Am G Dsus Em (x4)
[Verso 1]
Am G Dsus Em
Sitting home on a Friday afternoon
Am G Dsus Em
TVs on while I play a tune
Am G Dsus Em
Nothing ever goes on around here
Am G Dsus Em
Maybe tonight I’ll head out for a beer
Am G Dsus Em
Later that evening I go to a party
Am G Dsus Em
Everyone’s laughing and drinking and feeling alright
Am G Dsus Em
Listen to songs playing on the radio
Am G Dsus Em
I look at my watch, it’s time to go
[Refrão]
G Dsus Am
It’s Friday night
G Dsus Am
And I’m feeling alright
G Dsus Am
We don’t have anything to do tomorrow
G Dsus Am
‘Cause it’s Friday night
Am G Dsus Em (x 4)
[Verso 2]
Am G Dsus Em
Sooner or later we’ll end up at the bar
Am G Dsus Em
Drop off my keys and leave my car
Am G Dsus Em
The lights are bright and the music’s loud
Am G Dsus Em
That’s the way we like it when we dance with the crowd
Am G Dsus Em
Walking around with our drinks in our hands
Am G Dsus Em
Stopping by to talk to the band
Em Dm Am Gm
You guys are jamming (this place) tonight
Am G Dsus Em
I say to the guy singing into the mic (...and he’ll say)
[Refrão]
G Dsus Am
‘Cause it’s Friday night
G Dsus Am
And we got you feeling alright
G Dsus Am
You don’t have anything to do tomorrow
G Dsus Am
‘Cause it’s Friday night
Am G Dsus Em (x 4)
[Verso 3]
Am G Dsus Em
It’s last call for alcohol
Am G Dsus Em
Time to get out, before we end up against the wall
Am G Dsus Em
Looking around for a cab on the street
Am G Dsus Em
Maybe we’ll just use our feet
[Refrão]
(twice and fade on intro)
G Dsus Am
‘Cause it’s Friday night
G Dsus Am
And I’m (we’re) feeling alright
G Dsus Am
Don’t have anything to do tomorrow
G Dsus Am
‘Cause it’s Friday night
How to play Brent Terwilliger
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.