Dammit Debbie - Logan Mac

Dammit Debbie

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BPM: 76
 
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[Verso 1]
F Bb F F
My uncle's place was on the Texas side,
Dm Bb F F
He'd say Damn Deb slow down girl you're gonna die,
Fsus2 F Bb F F
And she'd scream that it was raining memories,
Dm Bb F F
That's when everybody knew that Debbie likes to drink.
 
[Refrão]
Dm Bb F F
It was a redneck summer if I ever had one,
Dm Bb F F
Cause aunt Debbie'd get to drinkin then she'd get fun,
Dm Bb F F
She kept a loaded down cooler for her underage son,
Dm Bb F F
And when Debbie wasn't lookin I'd grab me one,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie.
 
[Verso 2]
F Bb F F
Yeah Debbie was the coolest in the K O A,
Dm Bb F F
All the ladies rolled their eyes when Debbie'd walk away,
F Bb F F
So they made up lies and they made up sin,
Dm Bb F F
Tried to tell my uncle Debbie's runnin round on him.
 
[Refrão]
Dm Bb F F
It was a redneck summer if I ever had one,
Dm Bb F F
Cause aunt Debbie'd get to drinkin then she'd get fun,
Dm Bb F F
She'd flirt for cigarettes at the poker run,
Dm Bb F F
And when Debbie wasn't lookin I'd burn me one,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie.
 
Interlude
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
 
[Verso 3]
F Bb F F
If I had to guess Debbie's bout sixty-one,
Dm Bb F F
And I bet dammit Debbie still has a little fun,
F Bb F F
I bet she remembers them summer nights,
Dm Bb F F
Sitting at the KOA stirrin all the fights.
 
[Refrão]
Dm Bb F F
It was a redneck summer if I ever had one,
Dm Bb F F
Cause aunt Debbie'd let me drive when she drank too much,
Dm Bb F
And when Debbie wasn't looking I'd steal her punch,
Dm Bb F F
Yeah Debbie was the coolest in the whole damn bunch,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie,
Dm Bb F F
Aw dammit Debbie.
 
Outro
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
Dm Bb F F
(Fade Out)

How to play Dammit Debbie

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What is the starting chord?

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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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