East Of Sundown - This Small Town
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G G D D C
[Verse 1]
G G
My hand on your thighs while we're taking a drive
D D
With the windows down and the radio blasting
C
Going through this small town
[Verse 2]
G G
With the wind in her hair I can't help but to stare
D D
The way the sun hits her eyes like the summertime skies
C
In this small town
[Pre-chorus]
Asus7 B
I don't care where we're going
C B
There's no need for no knowing
Asus7 B
As long as I'm going
C
Somewhere with you
[Chorus]
G
Driving around in this small town
C
T'ill the moon up in the sky
G
Or take us to the beach where we're wild and free
C
Light a fire to make some light
Em B
Or we can take a left turn to watch that sun burn
C B A
As the day turns into night
G D
Laying down and counting stars
C G
Here in this small town
[Verse 3]
G
Drive out of the city away from the busy
C
Crazy city life
G D
Take the long road baby through the backwoods country
C
All the way to the oceanside
[Pre-chorus]
Asus7 B
I don't care where we're going
C B
There's no need for no knowing
Asus7 B
As long as I'm going
C
Somewhere with you
[Chorus]
G
Driving around in this small town
C
T'ill the moon up in the sky
G
Or take us to the beach where we're wild and free
C
Light a fire to make some light
Em B
Or we can take a left turn to watch that sun burn
C B A
As the day turns into night
G D
Laying down and counting stars
C G
Here in this small town
[Bridge]
G D
In this small town you all know my name
C
I don't care what they'd say
G G
If I had my my hand on your thighs while we're taking a drive
D D
With the windows down and the radio blasting
C
Going through this small town
C
Yeah
[Solo]
G G D C
[Outro]
Asus7 B
I don't care where we're going
C B
There's no need for no knowing
Asus7 B
As long as I'm going
C
Somewhere with you
G
Yeah
How to play East Of Sundown - This Small Town
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What is the starting chord?
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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