Fermented Evenings
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by, Max Stalling
from the CD, "Comfort in the Curves"
Key of G
1st verse
G On fermented evenings
I get G7 knee deep in the C wine
Your memory is D like a cork
It keeps me in it all the G time D
What used to be G enchanted
Is now G7 drunk and tired and C blue
And these fermented D evenings
Are all that's left of me and G you C G
[Refrão]G7 Sweet fruit that C was our love
Has been replaced with G alcohol
Now I have fermented C evenings
D Every evening because
G They say the sweetest G grapes will make
The strongest G7 wine I know that's C true
The sweetest love makes the D weakest fools
Look at me I'm living G proof C G
2nd verse
G On these fermented evenings
When the G7 night comes pressing C down
That's when the wine comes D out
By the gallon and I G drown D
The wines a nice G burgundy
My G7 tears a C Chardonnay
Your memory lets D them both out
Wish I could throw this cork G away C G
Repute Chorus
Instrumental
Chorus
G7 Sweet fruit that C was our love
Has been replaced with G alcohol
Now I have fermented C evenings
D Every evening because
What used to be G enchanted?
Is now G7 drunk and tired and C mean
And these fermented D evenings
Are all that's left of you and G me C G
Yeah, these fermented D evenings
Are all that's left of you and C me. D G C G
There you have it, friends. Another song interpreted by, Tony Williams.
How to play Fermented Evenings
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.