Drinkin Alone
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Noah Hicks - Drinkin' Alone
Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de
[Intro]
Db Db/F Gb
[Verse]
Db
Me and this half-drank case of beer
Db/F
Sittin' out on the porch
G
And pickin' at the labels pullin' splinters out the boards
Db
Starin' up at those jet trails
Db/F
Where they're headed to
Gb
And who would have ever thought they remind me of you?
Ebm
It ain't every night
Fm Gb
But every now and then
[Chorus]
Db
When I'm drinkin alone
Db/F
I ain't drinkin alone
Gb
I start thinkin out loud runnin my mouth like you ain't even gone
Db
I start thinkin bout things
Db/F
That only do one thing
Gb
Get caught back up where we let love turn to dust in the driveway
Ebm Fm
You show up the most
Gb
When nobody's home
Db Db/F Gb Db Db/F Gb
When I'm drinkin alone
[Verse 2]
Db
I swore she just said something 'bout
Db/F
The sunset sinkin' down
Gb
I heard her hit the wind chimes on her way back in the house
Ebm Fm Gb
You still find ways of findin me yeah
[Chorus 2]
Db
When I'm drinkin alone
Db/F
I ain't drinkin alone
Gb
I start thinkin out loud runnin my mouth like you ain't even gone
Db
I start thinkin bout things
Db/F
That only do one thing
Gb
Get caught back up where we let love turn to dust in the driveway
Ebm Fm
You show up the most
Gb
When nobody's home
Db Db/F Gb
When I'm drinkin alone
[Solo]
Db Db/F Gb
[Bridge]
Ebm
It ain't every night
Fm Gb
But every now and then
[Chorus 3]
Db
When I'm drinkin alone
Db/F
I ain't drinkin alone
Gb
I start thinkin out loud runnin my mouth like you ain't even gone
Db
I start thinkin bout things
Db/F
That only do one thing
Gb
Get caught back up where we let love turn to dust in the driveway
Ebm Fm
You show up the most
Gb
When nobody's home
Ebm Fm
You show up the most
Gb
When nobody's home
Db Db/F Gb Db Db/F Gb
When I'm drinkin alone
Db Db/F Gb Db Db/F Gb
When I'm drinkin alone
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