Crazy One More Time - Kip Moore

Crazy One More Time

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D
come on out mary jane
F#m
im lookin through your window pane
G D
i heard the word, your back in town
 
D F#m
i've got some cheap cigarettes, your favorite beer
G
girl wear the dress
D
i always dreamed about
 
D
we'll chase the moon, ride the stars
F#m
find the muscle in this car
G D
i know, you still got something left
 
D
so come on out, take my hand
F#m
feel my heart, girl understand
G A
I got a thunder pounding in my chest
 
[Refrão]G D Bm A
Heyyyyyy I, can't see you as nothin but mine
G D Bm A D
giiiirrrl tonight, lets go crazy one more time
 
D
We'll park the car climb on the hood
F#m
we'll turn it up when somethin good
G D
starts playing through these rusty doors
 
D
in the sticky sweet inter night
F#m
i'll kiss you girl till i get it right
G D
cuz i know that'll lead to more
 
D F#m
the weeds of all grown around
 
where i gently lay ya down
G D
and i try to tell ya how i feel
 
D
but you placed your finger on my mouth
F#m
whisper "baby no not now,
G A
the night is young and we still got time to steal"
 
Chorus:
 
Solo: Bm D G D
Bm D G A
 
D
with the engine burnin through my jeans
F#m
i watch you fall fast asleep
D D
as the small town sky fade from black to blue
 
D
and i wipe a tear from my eye
F#m
but you'll never know
G A
cuz baby i'll smile as i wave goodbye to you
 
[Refrão]
D F#m G
well i guess i'll always have this longing in my heart
D
and you'll have a piece of me
D
but tonight theres a fire to start
F#m G
in our red burnin hot
D
see your all i'll ever need

How to play Crazy One More Time

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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