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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
D D
That sad old conutry song that's on the station,
D D7
Been runnin' through my mind all day today
G D
I first heard if on a juke box down in Texas
Am7 D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
[Verse 2]
D
We that was sometime back in '67
D7
When you could still get a Coca-Cola for dime
G D
And I guess that it was good to be alive then,
Am7 D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
[Chorus]
G A7 D
And my '57 Ford tuck 'n rolled and primed and bored
G A7 D
Was my home away from home in every way
G A7 D
That was pretty cherry livin', Buddy back in '67
C D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
[Verse 3]
D
Me an' Connie, we was growin' strong then,
D7
Livin', lovin', laughin' day to day.
G D
Making plans, making love, and making music
Am7 D
By the jukebox at the New Highway Cafe
[Chorus]
G A7 D
And my '57 Ford tuck 'n rolled and primed and bored
G A7 D
Was my home away from home in every way
G A7 D
That was pretty cherry livin', Buddy back in '67
C D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
[Verse 4]
D
All those days are gone, I guess for ever
D7
An' ol' Connie, she's prob'ly up and married anyway
G D
But I guess that it can't hurt much to remember
C D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
[Chorus]
G A7 D
And my '57 Ford tuck 'n rolled and primed and bored
G A7 D
Was my home away from home in every way
G A7 D
That was pretty cherry livin', Buddy back in '67
C D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
[Outro]
C D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
C D
When Connie worked the New Highway Cafe
How to play Connie
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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.