Charlie Hueber - Ramen Noodles
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G Am C D
[Verse 1]
G Am C D
Well, I'm sittin' on my front porch, lookin' at the stars,
G Am C D
With an empty wallet and some beat-up old cars.
G Am C D
Got holes in my boots, and my jeans are worn through,
G Am C D
But I've got a smile on my face, and I'll tell you what's true.
[Chorus]
G Am C D
I'm livin' on ramen noodles, sippin' Kool-Aid in the shade,
G Am C D
Got a pocketful of dreams, not a dime to my name.
G Am C D
Life may be simple, but it's rich in every way,
G Am C D
In this small town, we're poor, but we're gonna be
G Am C D
okay.
[Verse 2]
G Am C D
My roof's got some leaks, and the paint's peeling away,
G Am C D
But I've got a guitar, and I'll strum it every day.
G Am C D
Friends gather 'round, and we sing our songs loud,
G Am C D
In this little old town, we're ragtag and proud.
[Bridge]
C D G
We don't need fancy cars or a mansion up the hill,
C D G
We find joy in the simple things, and that's the real thrill.
[Chorus]
G Am C D
I'm livin' on ramen noodles, sippin' Kool-Aid in the shade,
G Am C D
Got a pocketful of dreams, not a dime to my name.
G Am C D
Life may be simple, but it's rich in every way,
G Am C D
In this small town, we're poor, but we're gonna be
G Am C D
okay.
[Verse 3]
G Am C D
So don't pity me, friend, for my simple abode,
G Am C D
I've got all that I need on this ramen noodle road.
G Am C D
With a heart full of hope and a song to be sung,
G Am C D
In this small-town life, we're second to none.
[Chorus]
G Am C D
I'm livin' on ramen noodles, sippin' Kool-Aid in the shade,
G Am C D
Got a pocketful of dreams, not a dime to my name.
G Am C D
Life may be simple, but it's rich in every way,
G Am C D
In this small town, we're poor, but we're gonna be
G Am C D
okay.
[Outro]
G Am C D
Gonna be okay,
G* Am* C* D* G*
In this small town, we're poor, but we're gonna be okay.
How to play Charlie Hueber - Ramen Noodles
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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.