Chevy Again
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[Refrão]
G
If I ever buy a Chevy again
Bm7
It'd be that ol' K10
A
With a couple cherry burns on the bench seat
G
It'd have to be a jet black 85
Bm7 A
Half bald mud tires that burned up and down on Main Street
G
Yeah oh...
Bm7
I want that picture back on the dash
A
Bonfire smoke and ash dust covered single cab
G
Memory time machine
Bm7 A
No tellin' how much money I'd spend
G Bm7 A
If I ever buy a Chevy again
[Verso 1]
A G
One breaks my neck every time it drives by
Bm7 A
Flashback we had some damn good times
G
But all because of that one goodbye I had to let it go
Bm7 A
'Cause heaven knows kept seeing you in the rearview
G Bm7 A
I know you're gone and it might be wrong
[Refrão]
G
But if I ever buy a Chevy again
Bm7
It'd be that ol' K10
A
With a couple cherry burns on the bench seat
G
It'd have to be a jet black 85
Bm7 A
Half bald mud tires that burned up and down on Main Street
G
Yeah oh...
Bm7
I want that picture back on the dash
A
Bonfire smoke and ash dust covered single cab
G
Memory time machine
Bm7 A
No tellin' how much money I'd spend
[Ponte]
G
But if I ever buy a Chevy again
Bm7
I'd drive like the wind
A
Kick up a dust cloud to your house right now
G Bm7
Ask you to forgive me and then we try again
A
That's still something I still think about
{Guitar Solo}
G Bm7 A G Bm7 A
[Refrão]
G
But if I ever buy a Chevy again
Bm7
It'd be that ol' K10
A
With a couple cherry burns on the bench seat
G
It'd have to be a jet black 85
Bm7 A
Half bald mud tires that burned up and down on Main Street
G
Yeah oh...
Bm7
I want that picture back on the dash
A
Bonfire smoke and ash dust covered single cab
G
Memory time machine
Bm7 A
No tellin' how much money I'd spend
G Bm7 A
If I ever buy a Chevy again (Yeah)
G Bm7 A
If I ever buy a Chevy again
Outro
A G
One breaks my neck every time it drives by
Bm7 A
Flashback we had some damn good times
How to play Chevy Again
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.