Dan Young - Empty Barrooms
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
E A
We’re singing songs in empty barrooms
E B7
Out on the road eight days a week
E A
We’ve played from old Coquitlam all the way to Bona Vista
F# B7
And we ain’t filled a single seat
E A
Out singing songs in empty barrooms
E B7
It’s not so bad not being heard
E A
The band don’t have to play in time, the verses sure don’t have to rhyme
F# B7 E
And no one minds if I forget the words
[Chorus 1]
A E
Just singing songs in empty barrooms
A F# B7
Singing for the waitress and the tables and the chairs
E A
We’ve got to be in Calgary by six o’clock tomorrow
E A B7 E E A B7 E
Singin’ songs in empty barrooms for people that ain’t there
[Verse 2]
E A
We’re singing songs in empty barrooms
E B7
In all the T-shirts we don’t sell
E A
One nice thing about our crowds, you don’t have to turn up the amp too loud, but
F# B7 E
they don’t tip you very well
[Chorus 2]
A E
Just singing songs in empty barrooms
A F# B7
Singing for the waitress and the tables and the chairs
E A
We’ve got a show in Gatineau at six o’clock tomorrow
E A B7 E E A B7 E
Singin’ songs in empty barrooms for people that ain’t there
[Instrumental]
E A E B7 E A F# B7 E
[Chorus 3]
A E
Just singing songs in empty barrooms
A F# B7
Singing for the waitress and the tables and the chairs
E A
We’re on the bill in Bowmanville at six o'clock tomorrow
E A B7 E E A B7 E
Singin’ songs in empty barrooms for people that ain’t there
A E
Just singing songs in empty barrooms
A F# B7
Singing for the waitress and the tables and the chairs
E A
We’ve got to be in Calgary by six o’clock tomorrow
E A B7 E
Singin’ songs in empty barrooms for people that ain’t there
E A B7 E
Singin’ songs in empty barrooms for people that ain’t there
E A B7 E
Singin’ songs in empty barrooms for people that ain’t there
How to play Dan Young - Empty Barrooms
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
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