David Hollinger - Long Cold Winter
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Long Cold Winter
[Verse 1]
A
Long cold winter and the sun don’t
shine
D
A
Cooped up inside about to lost my mind
D
A
Working got me done got me feeling
Sick
D
A
And the old boss man keeps laying it on thick.
D
[Chorus]
E
Well I gotta gotta gotta gotta get out of here
A
Need some warm sunshine and some ice cold beer
E
Feel the ocean breeze running through my hair
A
Let the sun and sand melt away my cares
D
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
A
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
E
Down to PCB, good as gone
A
I’m gone
E A E A D A E A
[Verse 2]
A
Well my woman she’s raging cause she’s pinned up too
D
A
Looking for release but there’s nothing to do
D
A
She says babe you gotta help me fore I lose my mind
D
A
So we took a little ride to the Florida line
D
[Chorus]
E
Well I gotta gotta gotta gotta get out of here
A
Need some warm sunshine and some ice cold beer
E
Feel the ocean breeze running through my hair
A
Let the sun and sand melt away my cares
D
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
A
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
E
Down to PCB, good as gone
A
I’m gone
[Verse 3]
E
Toes in the sand as the sun goes down
E
Me and my baby and not a soul around.
E
Make a little lovin in the cool moonlight
E
Nothing like the ocean to ease my mind
Chorus- second half only
D
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
A
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
E
Down to PCB, good as gone
A
I’m gone
D
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
A
I’m gone baby gone good as gone
E
Down to PCB, good as gone
A
I’m gone
E A E A D A E A
How to play David Hollinger - Long Cold Winter
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