David Warmke - Tuesdays Mornings At Whataburger - Misc Originals

David Warmke - Tuesdays Mornings At Whataburger

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Afinação: D G C F A DTecla: DCapotraste:
1st traste
[Chorus]
D A
Tuesday breakfast, coffee under Orange Top
D A
the Mexican and Good Guy Gang there before 7
D A G
NBCC guys there by 7, all lining them west windows
C A D
Keven Cleaning them windows hitting Robert on the head
 
[Verse 1]
D A
It starts off with MOOO, MOOO
D A
Robert and Angel’s bovine love song
D G
Mexican and good guy gang sit at separate tables
C A D
NBCC sit at together at three
 
[Verse 2]
D A
Talking, talking the BS boot high
D A
Bantering messing with Robert and Kevin
D G
Angel threating the troubadour
C A D
Some things they never change
 
[Chorus]
D A
Tuesday breakfast, coffee under Orange Top
D A
the Mexican and Good Guy gang there before 7
D A G
NBCC guys there by 7 , all lining them west windows
C A D
Keven Cleaning them windows hitting Robert on the head
 
[Verse 3]
D A
All them guys old most retired
D A
A sacred morning out the guys
D G
Just lost one old Red Dog O’riley
C A D
We miss him and his street stories
 
[Verse 4]
D A
Got Lavaine Jim Bud and me
D A
Roobert Miracle Tom and Bev
D G
Many stories of old repeated Infitude
C A D
Robert and Angel bellowing, the good guy laughing
Moo. Moo, Moo
 
[Chorus]
D A
Tuesday breakfast , coffee under Orange Top
D A
the Mexican and Good Guy Gang there before 7
D A G
NBCC guys there by 7 , all lining them west windows
C A D
Keven Cleaning them windows hitting Robert on the head

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