Everybodys Friend
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
SONG: EVERYBODY'S FRIEND
ARTIST: AUSTIN SNELL
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/jbqEuLbfODs?si=rF2NOnzgo61ggHtp
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND
CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
A5 A
[Verse]
A
Every stool in every dive
Every shadow on the wall
C Am
That's cast from buzzing neon signs
D A
Yea they all felt the knife
A
Some drink to forget
And some drink to remember
C
What they had, then they let it slip
D Dsus
Right through their fingertips
[Pre-Chorus]
A C
Your chest tight and knuckles white
D
Yeah, we all know what it feels like
[Chorus]
Am
You ain't alone buddy
C
And I ain't no stranger to the pain
Am A
And that devil roams, but he
F D
Damn sure don't forget your name
Am A
And lonely's just hell's waiting room
C
Where everybody's been
Am A
And heartbreak's got no enemies
F D A
He's everybody's, everybody's friend
(Everybody's, everybody's friend)
[Verse]
A
Every pew from left to right
Every bowed head sinner's prayer
C
That's calling out to see the light
D
They've run outta tears to cry
[Chorus]
Am
You ain't alone buddy
C
And I ain't no stranger to the pain
Am
And that devil roams, but he
F D
Damn sure don't forget your name
Am
And lonely's just hell's waiting room
C
Where everybody's been
Am
And heartbreak's got no enemies
F D A C
He's everybody's, everybody's frie-ieee-end
[Instrumental/Solo]
C Am Am F D
[Pre-Chorus}
C
Chest tight, knuckles white
D A
Yeah, we all know what it feels liiiiike
[Chorus]
Am
You ain't alone buddy
C D
And I ain't no stranger to the pain
Am
And that devil roams, but he
F D
Damn sure don't forget your name
Am
Lonely's just hell's waiting room
C
Where everybody's been
Am
And heartbreak's got no enemies
F D A
He's everybody's, everybody's frie-ieee-end
F D A
He's everybody's, everybody's friend
[Outro]
A A A A A A5
How to play Everybodys Friend
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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