Fourth Drink Instinct
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(verse)
E A E
She's doesn't deserve to be in a place like this
B
All alone
E
She's underage and so very very brave
A
A fake id lent her credibility
E
She sits at the bar
B
The gents are gonna try so hard
(pre-Chorus)
F#m B
He said it was a one night stand
E A
But the alcohol didn't let her understand
F#m B
Yeah, he said it was a one night stand
E
A one night stand
[Refrão]E
So what made you think
B
That he couldn't find a door in the morning?
A
When he found that bed so easily
B
In the dark
E
So what made you think
B
That he couldn't find a door in the morning?
A
When he found that bed so easily
B
In the dark
(verse)
E A
So the bartender who tends to pretend that he's concerned
E B
Says, "girlie girlie, you're at your best (you're at your best) when you're
sober"
E
And she slurs, "no no, just one more"
A
And one turns into four
E
The fourth drink instinct is taking over
B
And the gentleman is leading her towards the door
[Refrão]E
So what made you think
B
That he couldn't find a door in the morning?
A
When he found that bed so easily
B
In the dark
E
So what made you think
B
That he couldn't find a door in the morning?
A
When he found that bed so easily
B
In the dark
(bridge)
E F#m A
She thought that she could buy happiness by
B
By the bottle
E F#m A
She thought that she could buy happiness by
B
By the bottle
E F#m A
She thought that she could buy happiness by
B
By the bottle
[Refrão]E
So what made you think
B
That he couldn't find a door in the morning?
A
When he found that bed so easily
B
In the dark
E
So what made you think
B
That he couldn't find a door in the morning?
A
When he found that bed so easily
B
In the dark
(pre-courus)
F#m B
He said it was a one night stand
E A
But the alcohol didn't let her understand
F#m B
Yeah, he said it was a one night stand
E
A one night stand
How to play Fourth Drink Instinct
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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