Help Your Friends Get Sober
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
CAPO 1
[Verse 1]
C
Jimmy's got depression, he's got some shit at home
G
All his friends are texting, they know where to go
Am
There's a party on the east side of town
F
We'll get some bags and some beers and we'll talk it all out
[Pre-Chorus]
C
But where does he go when the party's over?
G
When he's coming down and he's never been lower?
Am
It's hard to say, but you're digging his grave, oh oh
F
[Chorus]
C
In December, just gone, I lost a friend
G
I remember the last thing he said
Am
"Where do I go now the party's over?"
F
Fuck, help your friends get sober
[Verse 2]
C
Her daddy died in April, and Sarah never healed
G
Credit cards on tables, all over drawn but she'll
Am
Grab a round of drinks from the promoter she knows
F
Then move on to the strip club 'cause they never close
[Pre-Chorus]
C
But where does she go when the party's over?
G
When she's coming down and she's never been lower?
Am
It's hard to say, but you're digging her grave, oh oh
F
Help your friends get sober
[Chorus]
C
In December, just gone, I lost a friend
G
I remember the last thing he said
Am
"Where do I go now the party's over?"
F
Fuck, help your friends get sober
[Bridge]
C G Am
Whoa oh, whoa oh, whoa oh
F
Help your friends get sober
C G
No more Fridays to Sunday nights
Am F
No more "one more" to feel alright
C G
No more Fridays to Sunday nights
Am F
No more "one more" to feel alright
[Pre-Chorus]
C
But where does she go when the party's over?
G
When she's coming down and she's never been lower?
Am
It's hard to say, but you're digging her grave, oh oh
F
Help your friends get sober
[Chorus]
C
In December, just gone, I lost a friend
G
Got a call from his mom, saying, "Jimmy's dead"
Am
"Where do I go now the party's over?"
Fuck
How to play Help Your Friends Get Sober
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