Cifra de Frank To Valentino - Dave Carter And Tracy…
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Primeiro acorde: C 7 acordes identificados
CAPO: 1st Fret
Intro: C
They raised him up on the instalment plan
F G
The homely son of a handsome man
C G F G
Neither clear-complected nor expected to achieve
C D
A little bit ragged, a little bit rough
F
A little too rowdy for the summer of love
C G C
Still he's looking for a reason to believe
[Refrão] F C G
And he's changed his name from Frank to Valentino
And he's growing out his sideburns
And he's wearing platform shoes
And he's driving on the midnight road from Medford down to Reno
And he thinks he's found a way to cure his working blues
C D
He got himself married at seventeen
She looked real pretty but she talked kinda mean
C G F G
He thought they'd work things out in the fullness of time
Well, twenty years later he's headed south
The close-range victim of her sawed-off mouth
C G C
Leaving their salad days behind
[Refrão] F C G
And he's changed his name from Frank to Valentino
And he's growing out his sideburns
And he's wearing platform shoes
And he's driving on the midnight road from Medford down to Reno
And he thinks he's found a way to cure his working blues
Instrumental: C G F C G F
C D
Lord have mercy on the working stiff
F G
Pulling graveyards and double-shifts
C G F G
Trying to hold his own beside the pretty and the bright
C D
Giving up the dream of his own backyard
F
Juggling taxes and credit cards
C G C
Now he's rolling like a ghost train through the night
[Refrão] F C G
And he's changed his name from Frank to Valentino
And he's growing out his sideburns
And he's wearing platform shoes
And he's driving on the midnight road from Medford down to Reno
And he thinks he's found a way to cure his working blues
And he thinks he's found a way to cure his working blues
Yes, he thinks he's found a way to cure his working blues