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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Tyler Halverson
(2023 relase)
 
[Intro]
G Am7 C G Am7 C
 
[Verse 1]
G Am7 C
Well they say the blue-eyed ones are crazy
G Am7 C
Hold true with horses and young ladies
G Am7
Mama said don't bring her-round no more
C
Sister called her five letters that rhyme with four
G Am7 C
Caught keepin' little more than my company
 
[Verse 2]
G Am7 C
Tired'of buildin’ it up for it to fall down
G Am7 C
Well maybe the next one stick around
G Am7
Seem to only want what I can’t keep
C
And oh that scares the hell out of me
G Am7 C
Sound like a good way to wind up lonely
 
[Chorus]
G Am7
And alone at the end of it all
C
Last place I wanna' be caught
G Am7
With no one by your side
C
Life turn to a long hard ride
G Am7
Hope they lookin’ for me, too
C
One day run into you
G Am7 C
Love that fill my cup and quench my thirst
D G Am7 C G Am7 C
Good lord lead me to her
 
[Bridge]
G Am7 C
And it'll all make sense, nothin’ worked before
G Am7 C
When you come bustin' down my door
G Am7
Ahhh if it works like that, well probably not
C
Sound a little easy on the heart I got
G Am7 C
Don't put it through the paces, come in peace not war
 
[Chorus]
G Am7
And alone at the end of it all
C
Last place I wanna' be caught
G Am7
With no one by your side
C
Life turn to a long hard ride
G Am7
Hope they lookin’ for me, too
C
One day run into you
G Am7 C
Love that fill my cup and quench my thirst
D G
Good lord lead me to her
 
[Interlude]
G Am C G Am7 C
G Am7 Em C G Am7 Em C
 
[Outro]
G Am7 C
Love that fill my cup and quench my thirst
G Am7 C
Love that fill my cup and quench my thirst
D G
Good lord, lead me to her

How to play Her

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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.

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