Daddy Won't Pay Your Bill - Jon Fratelli

Daddy Won't Pay Your Bill

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Capo 3
 
Intro: C C Am C (2x)
 
C C Am C
Where you gonna go now the whole thing's shot?
C C Am C
Where you gonna go so you don't get caught?
C C Am C
Where you gonna sleep when the stars turn blue?
C C Am C
How you gonna dance now they want you to?
 
F
Where you gonna go now the day's strung out?
C C Am C
You're gonna know what it's all about
F
Where you gonna hide when the clouds are o'er?
C C Am C
How you gonna know what they want you for?
 
C C Am C
Where you gonna go now the whole thing's real?
C C Am C
How you gonna know what and where to feel?
C C Am C
Who you gonna haunt now they're all in doubt?
C C Am C
Who you gonna kiss on the wrong way out?
 
F
Who you gonna kid now there's no one here?
C C Am C
How you gonna move with your debts unclear?
F
Who you gonna tease when you lose your pride?
C C Am C
How you gonna prove what you once denied?
 
[Refrão]
F
I know you don't mean it to sound this strange
C C G F
I know but you're honest Ooh oooh ooh
F
I know you've got nothing against this crowd
C
I know that you're misunderstood
F C C G F
Daddy won't pay your bill tonight (x2)
 
Intro
 
Where you gonna go now the whole thing's real?
How you gonna know what and where to feel?
Who you gonna haunt now they're all in doubt?
Who you gonna kiss on the wrong way out?
 
Who you gonna kid now there's no one here?
How you gonna move with your debts unclear?
Who you gonna tease when you lose your pride?
How you gonna prove what you once denied?
 
Chorus

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The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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