David Hollinger - Summertime Therapy
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Summertime Therapy
[Verse 1]
G
Two days and a wake up
C
and I’m gonna see the sunrise
Em
in my baby‘s
D
eyes
G
Hear the surf on the shoreline
C
and laugh about the good time
Em
we had ourselves last
D
night
[Verse 2]
G
Hot coffee on the balcony
C
my baby sitting next to me
Em
with a blanket around
D
her arms
G
Feel the wind and taste the salt
C
Before we talk our morning walk
Em
Hand in hand down on the
D
sand
[Chorus]
C
Yeah it’s our summertime therapy
D
Down on the beach just her and me
E
Shake off the blues and the grind
G
of the 9-5
C
We get to rediscover ourselves
D
Close the doors to everyone else
E
Fall in love with each other
G
All over again
C
Oh there ain’t nothing like her
D
And me and our summertime
G
Therapy
C E D G
[Verse 3]
G
Oh we’ll pay too much for a high rise suite
C
Stand in line for everything we eat
Em
And she’ll calm me down when I’ve just about
D
had enough
G
She’ll hold my hand and give me that smile
C
That somehow makes it all worthwhile
Em
And reminds me why I love her like I
D
do
[Bridge]
F
And when it’s all been said and done
C
And we’ve wet our feet and chased the sun
D
And the day is coming to
G
an end
[Chorus]
C
Yeah it’s our summertime therapy
D
Down on the beach just her and me
E
Shake off the blues and the grind
G
of the 9-5
C
We get to rediscover ourselves
D
Close the doors to everyone else
E
Fall in love with each other
G
All over again
C
Oh there ain’t nothing like her
D
And me and our summertime
G
Therapy
C
No there ain’t nothing like her
D- (one strum) And me
and our summertime
G
Therapy
C E D G C E D G
How to play David Hollinger - Summertime Therapy
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