Gamblin Man
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Eddie Money - Gamblin Man
Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de
[Intro]
E D A E
E D A E
[Verse]
E B C#m
Ever since I can't remember our heads they feel the thunder
G#m D A E D A
Try and understand I'm a gamblin' man I'm just a gamblin' man
E B
I play with cards and shoot the dice
C#m G#m D A
I called her eighth shot and I, I played the horses too
E D A
Now I'll play it with you
[Chorus]
E D A E
I'm a gamblin' man, a gamblin' man, and I'll get what I can, when I can
E D A E
I'm a gamblin' man, just a gamblin' man, I'll win when I can, when I can
[Solo]
E D A E
E D A E
[Verse 2]
E B C#m
Ooh now look over your shoulder you found a four-leaf clover
G#m D A E
Makes you feel like a lucky man oh no no you're a gamblin' man
D A E B
Like I say I'm not supposed to really charming the ladies' gun
C#m G#m D A E D A
And they just so seemed to understand, I'm a gamblin' man, hey, hey
[Chorus 2]
E D A E
I'm a gamblin' man, just a gamblin' man, and I'll get what I can, when I can
E D A E
I'm a gamblin' man, a gamblin' man, and I'll win when I can, when I can
[Solo]
E D A E
E D A E
E D A E
E D A E
[Verse 3]
E B C#m
Ye-e-e-eah, ever since I can't remember, our heads they feel the thunder
G#m D A E D A
Won't you try and understand, I'm a gamblin' man
E B
Ooh now, look over your shoulder, you found a four-leaf clover
C#m G#m D A E D A
Don't it make you feel like a lucky man I'm a gamblin' man, hey
[Chorus 3]
E D A E
I'm a gamblin' man, I'm a gamblin' man, and I'll get what I can, when I can
E D A E
I'm a gamblin' man, I'm a gamblin' man, and I'll win when I can, when I can
E D A E
E D A E
Play that cards, shake that dice, break that bubble, cuttin' 'em down
E D A E
Play that cards, shake that dice break that bubble, cuttin' 'em down
E D A E
How to play Gamblin Man
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.