Hard Livin Life
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: HARD LIVIN' LIFE
ARTIST: COLBY ACUFF
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=N3KtoNMhG7s&feature=share9
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
HARD LIVIN' LIFE
[Intro]
C
C Bb C
E ---------------------
B ---------------------
G ---------------------
D -3h5-----------------
A ------3h5--3h5-3-0---
E -------------------3-
[Verse]
C Bb C
Well, the age in my face is surely showin' today
Bb C
I'm 25 years young but the grip of time grows stronger each day
Bb F C
It's all of these nights of me singing my heart out on the stage
Ab Eb
Been putting me through hell
F
But I've grown to love the flames
[Chorus]
G Am F C
And it's give it all you got like it's the last damn night of your life
G Am
We got a rowdy country crow-ow-ow-owd
F C
Let's go kick out the lights
G Am Bb F
Am I going crazy, or Lord was I just born insane
G Am Bb C
You know what they say, if there ain't no pain, there's no gain
Bb F C
Man, I've been livin' pretty hard but man it's a hard livin' life
Bb
Man, I've been livin' pretty hard
F C
But hell, it's a hard livin' life
C Bb C
[Verse]
C Bb C
Well, the days come and go but the nights they can last so long
Bb C
Some drunk on a stool wants to hear an old Waylon song
Bb F C
It's like I'm fadin' away as I sing "Lonesome, On'ry and Mean"
Eb F
It's not what I signed up foooor here in purgatory
[Chorus]
G Am F C
And it's give it all you got like it's the last damn night of your life
G Am
We got a rowdy country crow-ow-ow-owd
F C
Let's go kick out the lights
G Am Bb F
Am I going crazy, or Lord was I just born insane
G Am Bb C
You know what they say, if there ain't no pain, there's no gain
Bb F C
Man, I've been livin' pretty hard but hell it's a hard livin' life
Bb
Well, I've been livin' pretty hard
F C
But man, it's a hard livin' life
[Outro/Instrumental]
C Eb F
Am F F C
Eb F F
Am C F F
C Eb F
How to play Hard Livin Life
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