Cold Summer In San Antone - John Morgan

Cold Summer In San Antone

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by John Morgan
(2023 release)
 
Capo 1st fret
 
[Intro]
C Cmaj7 C7 C
F G7
 
[Verse 1]
C Cmaj7
I crawl outta bed, put my old boots on
C7 C
Head off to work, then straight back home
F G
I don't read the paper, I don't watch TV
F G
I've had about all the bad news I need
 
[Chorus]
F G
It's been a cold summer in San Antone
C G Am7
Well, that Texas sun don't even feel like it's on
F G
It's a hundred and somethin', damn near record high
C G Am7
But it's minus-one in this bedroom tonight
Dm7 G
I wonder if she even knows
Dm7 G C
It's been a cold, cold summer in San Antone
 
[Verse 2]
C
We had a good run and that flame burned hot
C
But over her's the one thing that I'm still not
F G
I guess hell froze over 'cause that's what she swore
F G
Would happen before she ever walked out the door
 
[Chorus]
F G
It's been a cold summer in San Antone
C G Am7
Well, that Texas sun don't even feel like it's on
F G
It's a hundred and somethin', damn near record high
C G Am7
But it's minus-one in this bedroom tonight
Dm7 G
I wonder if she even knows
Dm7 G F
It's been a cold, cold summer in San Antone
 
[Guitar Solo]
G F G
 
[Bridge]
Bb
I got a bottle of whiskey
F
And a mind full of memories
C
That I've been leanin' on
Bb
Yeah, and maybe by winter
F
I'll be a little less bitter
G
And the days won't feel so long
 
[Chorus]
F G
It's been a cold summer in San Antone
C G Am7
Well, that Texas sun don't even feel like it's on
F G
It's a hundred and somethin', damn near record high
C G Am7
But it's minus-one in this bedroom tonight
Dm7 G
I wonder if she even knows
F G
She's the only one that's movin' on
Dm7 G C
It's been a cold, cold summer in San Antone
 
[Outro]
C G C F G C

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