Get Rich Or Drunk Trying
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Justin Moore
(From the 2023 Album STRAY DOG)
[Intro]
D G D A D
[Verse 1]
D
My truck's wore out
D
Just like me
G D
My boss man is an sob
D
My ship ain't came in
A
And don't look like it's gonna
[Verse 2]
D
When you're broke this bad
D
Man, all signs point
G D
To that ladies' night at that high-browed joint
A
It'd sure be nice to meet me a sugar mama
[Chorus]
N.C. D
I'm gonna get rich before last call
G
To hell with that playing that Powerball®
D
Find me a CEO
D
That's rolling in the dough
A
And keep her smiling
D
I'll be a Martini drinker
D
Get wrapped 'round her finger
G D
Whatever she wants just as long as she's buying
A D
I'm gonna get rich or gonna get drunk trying
[Verse 3]
D
Yeah, I wanna give somebody my last name
G D
Who wants to spoil an old boy talking make it rain
D
Boots and boats and a brand-new truck
A
I'm on my way and, man, with any luck
[Chorus]
D
I'm gonna get rich before last call
G
To hell with that playing that Powerball®
D
Find me a CEO
D
That's rolling in the dough
A
And keep her smiling
D
I'll be a Martini drinker
D
Get wrapped 'round her finger
G D
Whatever she wants just as long as she's buying
A D
I'm gonna get rich or gonna get drunk trying
[Guitar Solo]
D G D A
D G D A D
[Bridge]
A
Yeah, I might wake up tomorrow morning
G
Owning half a Lexus®
A
Or nothing but hungover
G
And a mouth dry as West Texas
[Chorus]
D
I'm gonna get rich before last call
G
To hell with that playing that Powerball®
D
Find me a CEO
D
That's rolling in the dough
A
And keep her smiling
D
I'll be a Martini drinker
D
Get wrapped 'round her finger
G D
Whatever she wants just as long as she's buying
A D G
I'm gonna get rich or gonna get drunk trying
D A D
Gonna get rich or get drunk trying
[Outro-Guitar Solos]
D F D G D
A D G D A
D G D A D
G D A D G D
A D G D A
D G D A D
G D A D N.C. D
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