Ethan Selk - Dont Need A Girl To Write A Country Song
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Verse 1]
D
You Dont Need to Drive a big Ol Pickup
C
You Dont Need The Whiskey to Make you More Drunk
G D
You Dont Need A Big Time Saturday Night
Am C G
Or a Longtime Lover, You Believe Will be Forever, Not this Time
[Chorus]
D
Dont Need a girl to write a country song
C G
Dont need that blue jean baby always tagging along
D C
Dont need a beer, or the boys round here
G
To make this melody more clear
D C
All I need is my guitar, and to sing straight from the heart
Am C G
Hell Nah, Dont need a girl to write a country song
[Verse 2]
D
You Dont need Liquor to bring you back
C
As im sure you'll end up back in Black
G D
You dont need the quarterbacks Hail mary throw
Am C G
Talk about your own life, cuz the people know, youuuuuuu
[Chorus]
D
Dont Need a girl to write a country song
C G
Dont need that blue jean baby always tagging along
D C
Dont need a beer, or the boys round here
G
To make this melody more clear
D C
All I need is my guitar, and to sing straight from the heart
Am C G
Hell Nah, Dont need a girl to write a country song
[Bridge]
C
Now it's just me and my book
G
Add a guitar and you're hooked
D C
On the Same Chords, On the same Lines
Am C D
Damn, We might make one this time
[Chorus]
D
Dont Need a girl to write a country song
C G
Dont need that blue jean baby always tagging along
D C
Dont need a beer, or the boys round here
G
To make this melody more clear
D C
All I need is my guitar, and to sing straight from the heart
Am C G
Hell Nah, Dont need a girl to write a country song
[Chorus]
D
Dont Need a girl to write a country song
C G
Dont need that blue jean baby always tagging along
D C
Dont need a beer, or the boys round here
G
To make this melody more clear
D C
All I need is my guitar, and to sing straight from the heart
Am C G
Hell Nah, Dont need a girl to write a country song
How to play Ethan Selk - Dont Need A Girl To Write A Country Song
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.