Burnin Tires
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CmCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
E Asus2 E B
[Verse 1]
E Asus2
8pm laying in my bed
E
Got nothing to do
B
Thoughts runnin’ through my head
E Asus2
Being with myself and being all alone
E
Then outta nowhere
B7
I hear it knockin’ on my door
[Chorus]
E G
We’re out to have some fun
D A
Burnin’ tires and drinking beer
E G
Drivin’ out to shoot our guns
D A
Climb a tree and hunt a deer
E G
Drivin’ through the empty streets
D A
On our way to get real drunk
E G
Thank God there’re no cops around
D A
Empty beer cans in the trunk
[Verse 2]
E Asus2
Sittin’ in the truck on our way to our man
E B7 N.C. B7
Knockin’ on his door, his wife opened up
E A
"He must be back at least at four."
B C#5 D5 E5
But he was already out of the backdoor
[Chorus]
E G
We’re out to have some fun
D A
Burnin’ tires and drinking beer
E G
Drivin’ out to shoot our guns
D A
Climb a tree and hunt a deer
E G
Drivin’ through the empty streets
D A
On our way to get real drunk
E G
Thank God there’re no cops around
D A
Empty beer cans in the trunk
[Post-Chorus]
E G
Well, I’m okay right now
D A
With being not in love
E G
I got friends, trucks and beer
D A
What else I could dream of
[Bridge]
B
Wakin’ up to stranger’s voice
D
The sun stands high noon
A
Lying on an unknown porch
B
In front of the sheriff’s crew
B D
If I known where I be, and what I did last night
A
He asked and I couldn’t answer
B
So they took me for a ride
B
I can’t remember really much
D
What we did the night before
A
But as soon as dusk begins
B
There’ll be a knocking on my door
[Chorus]
E G
We’re out to have some fun
D A
Burnin’ tires and drinking beer
E G
Drivin’ out to shoot our guns
D A
Climb a tree and hunt a deer
E G
Drivin’ through the empty streets
D A
On our way to get real drunk
E G
Thank God there’re no cops around
D A
Empty beer cans in the trunk
How to play Burnin Tires
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.