Bury Me In This Bar - Dalton Dover

Bury Me In This Bar

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Dalton Dover
(2024 release)
 
[Intro]
D C G A F D C G A
 
[Verse 1]
F D
Yeah, there's one thing you can count on
D
Ain't no one getting out of
D
This wake up, working, wild world life
G
Some folks prefer a casket
G
Some get turned into ashes
A
But I got other plans for when I die
 
[Chorus]
D C G
Oh, bury me in this bar
D C
Where the women and the whiskey ain't too far
G
Yeah, my soul is meant to beat on
G
Underneath that neon
D
Smiling to the sound of a steel guitar
A G
I'll rest in peace where all my people are
D C
Bury me in this bar
 
[Verse 2]
D
If I come up in conversation
D
Just point to where I'm laying
D
Below that white oak sawdust hardwood floor
G
If anybody starts to miss me
G
Just pour that shot of whiskey
A
Let 'em know I never made it out that door
 
[Chorus]
D C G
Oh, bury me in this bar
D C
Where the women and the whiskey ain't too far
G
Yeah, my soul is meant to beat on
G
Underneath that neon
D
Smiling to the sound of a steel guitar
A G
I'll rest in peace where all my people are
D C G
Bury me in this bar
 
[Guitar Solo]
D
 
[Bridge]
D G F
When the good Lord calls last call
D G
I won't mind at all
 
[Chorus]
D C G
Oh, bury me in this bar
D C
Where the women and the whiskey ain't too far
G
Yeah, my soul is meant to beat on
G
Underneath that neon
D
Smiling to the sound of a steel guitar
A G
I'll rest in peace where all my people are
D C G D
Bury me in this bar
 
[Outro]
D
Bury me in this bar
D
Bury me in this bar

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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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