Business Lunch
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F#m A ×3
[Verse 1]
D F#m
We're social mutts thus
Nothing really suits us
D A D F#
Roaming is a local curse (but hey it could be worse)
F#m
Fuck getting by
Go quit your job
D A
Let's get drunk in a parking lot
[Verse 2]
Bm
I've seen North Dakota
D F#m
I've seen the west sea
A D F#m A D
Now I travel by rail so they can't find me
A Bm A
No use wonderin' where
D
To rest your feet
A
Spilt milk
D A D F#m
On borrowed mink my sweet
D A Dmaj7
[Chorus]
F#m
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
D
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
F#m
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
Dmaj7
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
F#m D A
[Verse 3]
D F#m
We're social mutts thus
Nothing really suits us
D A D F#
Roaming is a local curse (but hey it could be worse)
F#m
Fuck getting by
Go quit your job
D A
Let's get drunk in a parking lot
[Verse 4]
Bm
I've seen North Dakota
D F#m
I've seen the west sea
A D F#m A D
Now I travel by rail so they can't find me
A Bm A
No use wonderin' where
D
To rest your feet
A
Spilt milk
D A D F#m
On borrowed mink my sweet
D A D F#m
D A
B
I've seen North Dakota
D F#m
I've seen the west sea
A D F#m A D
Now I travel by rail so they can't find me
A Bm A
No use wonderin' where
D
To rest your feet
A
Spilt milk
D A D F#m
On borrowed mink my sweet
[Chorus]
F#m
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
D
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
F#m
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
Dmaj7
Come skin your knees with us
Life's too short for business lunch
[Outro]
F#m D Bm F#m
Dmaj7 A
F#m D A
Dmaj7 A
F#m A F#m
How to play Business Lunch
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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.