Flowers On The Dash
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[Refrão]
D Bm A A
Well theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em,
A D
Now Im driving all alone back to Chatham,
D D7 G G
Rode up with my blues and I still got em,
D A D D
Theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em.
[Verso 1]
D D
Well I wish you woulda called ahead,
D A7
Ida saved you the trouble,
A7
Cause you can still go straight to hell,
A7 D
And I shouldnt have to tell you double,
D
Fool me once,
D7
Shame on me,
G
Fool me twice,
G
Wont stick around to see,
D A7 D
You and all your sorrys can keep on driving.
[Refrão]
D Bm A A
Well theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em,
A D
Now Im driving all alone back to Chatham,
D D7 G G
Rode up with my blues and I still got em,
D A D D
Theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em.
Instrumental:
D A
A D
D D7
G G
D D D A A A D
D
[Verso 2]
D D A7
Now I wish I woulda listened when you told me you were leavin,
A7
This time wont be like the last time,
D
Babe, Ive got a feelin,
D
Give and take,
D7
Mend and break,
G G7
Whys it always gotta be this way?
D
Ah, for goodness sake,
A7 D
Can we just go for a little drive?
[Refrão]
D Bm A A
Well theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em,
A D
Now Im driving all alone back to Chatham,
D D7 G G
Rode up with my blues and I still got em,
D A D D
Theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em.
D Bm A A
Well theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em,
A D
Now Im driving all alone back to Chatham,
D D7 G G
Rode up with my blues and I still got em,
D A D D
Theres flowers on the dash cause she dont want em.
Outro:
D
I tried to get the ones shed like,
A7
(You dont listen to a damned thing I said),
A7
Reds, yellows, purples, whites,
D
(Cause you know by now I dont think you care),
D
While all she wants to do is fight, (aah)
D7
I guess I dont blame her,
G
Shes got every right,
D A D
(I know that the person right there aint settle that).
D D D A A A D
D D
How to play Flowers On The Dash
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.