Bud Light The Way
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Owen Riegling
(2024 release)
[Intro]
E A E
[Verse 1]
E
I've got family I can lean on
E
And friends that have my back
A E
Buddy, there's been more than a time or two
E
This train's run off the tracks
E
I can be a pain in the glass
E
More empty than half full
A E
When I can't get through to no one else
B E
Sometimes I have two
[Chorus]
A E
Let a Bud lighten up the heavy weighing on my heart
B E
It shines on the future when mine's looking dark
A E
Whenever I run out of things to do and words to say
D A E
I sit back and let a Bud light the way
[Verse 2]
E
In times that I need answers or think I've lost the day
E
There's a place I go, just down the road
E
Where they sell 'em by the case
E
Or I can get 'em from a tap at the bar down on Main
E
Where the barstools sit me real high
B A E
When I don't feel that way
[Chorus]
A E
Let a Bud lighten up the heavy weighing on my heart
B E
It shines on the future when mine's looking dark
A E
Whenever I run out of things to do and words to say
D A E
I sit back and let a Bud light the way (yeah)
[Guitar Solos]
A E B E
A E D A
[Bridge]
E
Well, I don't always drink
E
But when I'm low, I do
E
And if you're in the same boat
B A E N.C.
Let me buy one for you
[Chorus]
A E
That's right Bud, lighten up the heavy weighing on your heart
B E
Let it shine on the future when it's looking dark
A E
Whenever you run out of things to do and words to say
D A D A
Just sit back and let a Bud, sit back and let a Bud
E A
Sit back and let a Bud light the way
[Outro]
E
How to play Bud Light The Way
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