Dave Scott - 25 Miles To Tulsa
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A D A D A D E7 D7
[Verse 1]
A D
Eyes hang heavy
A D
My last cigarette
A D
Everything that I got
F#m F#m7 D
Chasin that fadin sunset
G D7 A A7
And I’ve got 25 miles to Tulsa
G D A
25 miles to Tulsa
[Verse 2]
A D A (D)
This living on the road is hard
A D A (D)
Pickpockets, loose women, and smoky bars
E F#m D D7
Keeps me thinkin bout you, girl
F#m D E E7
While I’m sittin here countin stars
G D7 A A7
And I’ve got 25 miles to Tulsa
G D A
Yeah, 25 miles to Tulsa
D A E7 D7
[Chorus]
A D A (D)
I’ve had love that was true
A D A (D)
And even more that was not
E7 F#m7 D7
I aint ever had nothin like you, girl
Bm C#m D
And it’s time I show you what I’ve got
G D7 A A7
25 miles to Tulsa (I’ve got)
G D A
25 miles to Tulsa
2 2
A D
[Verse 3]
A D A (D)
I’m tryin hard to get back to you
A D A (D)
Keep the promises I said I’d do
E F#m D
And it’s just like your momma said
F#m D E
You don’t get to heaven on a featherbed (so now its)
G D7 A A7
25 miles to Tulsa (tryna get back to you)
G D A
25 miles to Tulsa
[Bridge]
F#m D7 E
Remember those crisp, cold nights
F#m A D
You’d pull me close and hold me tight
Bm7 C#m7 D
And I knew I had to make you mine
G D A A7
Now I’m headin back to Tulsa one more time (I hope you’re waitin for me, baby now)
G D A A7 Asus2 A13
Headed back to Tulsa one more time
[Chorus]
A D A (D)
I’ve had love that was true
A D A (D)
And even more that was not
E7 F#m7 D7
But I’ve never had nothin like you
Bm C#m D
It’s time I show you what I got
G D7 A A7
25 miles to Tulsa (and you’re on my mind)
[Outro]
G D7 A
25 miles to Tulsa
G D7 A
25 miles to Tulsa (oh baby, youre so fine)
G D7 A A7
25 miles to Tulsa
G D7 A
25 miles to Tulsa (until our hearts beat in time)
G D7 A A7
25 miles to Tulsa, yeah
G D7 A
25 miles to Tulsa (cant wait to make you mine)
G D7 A A7 (FADE)
How to play Dave Scott - 25 Miles To Tulsa
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