Champagne Corolla - Justin Townes Earle

Champagne Corolla

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Intro: E
 
verse 1
E
Hair up high and seat laid back
Looked like she should be driving something long and black
A E
All im asking you, Brother do you know her
B7 A E B7
Pretty little thing, riding by in a champagne corolla
 
verse 2
E
I seen her around here just last night
Today she been by two or three times
A E
Aint you listening to me, lord i done told ya
B7 A E B7
Pretty little thing riding by in a champagne corolla
 
verse 3
E
I asked the boys on the corner did they know,
How many them things you think is out on the road
A E
The one i mean, i said, if you seen her, youd know her
B7 A E B7
Pretty little thing riding by in a champagne corolla
 
Instrumental Break
E E A E B7 A E E
 
verse 4
E
I dont care what no man say,
She can run all week on just one tank
A E
Goes to show ya, maybe baby got a head on her shoulders
B7 A E B7
And she sure looks sweet riding by in that champagne corolla
 
Verse 5
E
I know every man thinks that he need
Some high tone woman, somethin built for speed
A E
But you can't trust a rich girl, no farther than you can throw her
B7 A E B7
Need a middle class queen, riding by in a champagne corolla
 
Instrumental Break
E E A E B7 A E E
 
Verse 6
E
LE LS GS GT
Dont mean one damn thing to me
A E
Jut give me something, thatll get me where im goin
B7 A E B7
Like that pretty little thing riding by in a champagne corolla
 
Verse 7
E
So help me
Id jump on the side if she'd have me
A E
All she gotta do is give a little tap on the shoulder
B7 A E
Ill ride away with a girl in her champagne corolla
B7 A E
Ill ride away with the girl in the champagne corolla

How to play Champagne Corolla

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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.

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