Groundhog
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A5
[Verse 1]
D F#m
I'm a groundhog looking for a hole
D G F#m D G
I'm a dog who's gone astray
[Chorus]
D Dsus2 D
I get the blues all morning
G A D
And morning's my best time of the day-ay
[Verse 2]
D F#m
Stanley Dancer's got my money
D G F#m D G
For a horse that would not win
[Bridge]
E A
Think of a poor boy from an orphan's home
D G F#m D G
Who's lived his life in sin
[Verse 3]
D F#m
Oh, pull my lifeline, touch my loyalties
D G F#m D G
Open your heart and let me stay
[Chorus]
D Dsus2 D
I get the blues all morning,
G A
And morning's my best time of the day
G A
Morning is my best time of the day
G A D
Morning is my best time of the day-ay
[Verse 4]
D F#m
I'm a groundhog looking for a hole
D G F#m D G
I'm a dog who's gone astray
[Chorus]
D Dsus2 D
I get the blues all morning,
G A
And morning's my best time of the day
G A
Morning is my best time of the day
G A
Morning is my best time of the day
G A
Morning is my best time of the day
G
Morning is my best time
G
Morning is my best
G A
Morning is the best time of the day
G
Morning is my best time
G
Morning is my best
G A D
Morning is the best time of the day-ay
How to play Groundhog
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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.