Go Get Her
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by Restless Road
(From the 2023 Album LAST RODEO)
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
C F
[Verse 1]
C
If you're laying there in an empty bed, thinking 'bout what you'd say
F
If you could say what you should've said, before you let her go
C
If you spin around in your head, circles like a ceiling fan
F G
If you're living in the reckoning, that you might've lost the best thing you ever had
[Chorus]
C
Go get her
G
Throw that bag in the truck bed
Am7
Chase her down like a sunset
F
I know you think she's gone
F
But she ain't that gone yet
C G
Boy, swallow your pride like whiskey
Am7
Don't let her fade into a memory
F
'Cause, oh, there ain't that many one in a million
Dm7
So, if you know she's your "forever"
F
Won't forget her, boy, you better
C
Go get her
[Verse 2]
C
I promise you, you won't regret
C
Owning up to your mistakes
F
So, say a prayer for a second chance
F
Do anything but hit the brakes
[Chorus]
C
Go get her
G
Throw that bag in the truck bed
Am7
Chase her down like a sunset
F
I know you think she's gone
F
But she ain't that gone yet
C G
Boy, swallow your pride like whiskey
Am7
Don't let her fade into a memory
F
'Cause, oh, there ain't that many one in a million
Dm7
So, if you know she's your "forever"
F
Won't forget her, boy, you better
C G
Go get her, oh
Am7 G
Oh, go get her
[Bridge]
F
'Cause what you're 'bout to lose, boy
Am G
Some never find at all
F
Don't send it in a text, no
Am G
Don't say it in a call
[Out-Chorus]
C
Go get her
G
Throw that bag in the truck bed
Am7
Chase her down like a sunset
F
I know you think she's gone
F
But she ain't that gone yet
C G
Boy, swallow your pride like whiskey
Am7
Don't let her fade into a memory
F
'Cause, oh, there ain't that many one in a million
Dm7
So, if you know she's your "forever"
F
Won't forget her, boy, you better
C G
Go get her, oh
Am7 G F
Oh, go get her, oh
N.C.
Go get her
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