Here Comes A Regular (acoustic) - Paul westerberg

Here Comes A Regular (acoustic)

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Capo: 6th fret
 
Intro:
C9 G F9
 
Verse:
C9 G F9
Well a person can work up a mean mean thirst
C9 G F9
After a hard day of nothin' much at all
C9 G F9
Summer's passed, it's too late to cut the grass
C9 G F9
There ain't much to rake anyway in the fall
 
Verse:
C9 G F9
And sometimes I just ain't in the mood
C9 G F9
To take my place in back with the loudmouths
C9 G F9
You're like a picture on the fridge that's never stocked with food
C9 G F9
Used to live at home, now I stay at the house
 
Pre-Chorus
G F9
And everybody wants to be special here
G
They call your name out loud and clear
 
[Refrão]C9 Em F9
Here comes a regular
C9 Em F9
Call out your name
C9 Em F9
Here comes a regular
G F9
Am I the only one here today?
 
Verse:
C9 G F9
Well a drinkin' buddy that's bound to another town
C9 G F9
Once the police made you go away
C9 G F9
And even if you're in the arms of someone's baby now
C9 G F9
I'll take a great big whiskey to ya anyway
 
Pre-Chorus
G F9
Everybody wants to be someone's here
G
Someone's gonna show up, never fear
 
Chorus:
C9 Em F9
'Cause here comes a regular
C9 Em F9
Call out my name
C9 Em F9
Here comes a regular
G F9
Am I the only one who feels ashamed?
 
Break:
C9 G F9 x2
 
Verse:
C9 G F9
Kneeling alongside old Sad eyes
C9 G F9
He says opportunity knocks once then the door slams shut
C9 G F9
All I know is I'm sick of everything that my money can buy
C9 G F9
The fool who wastes his life, God rest his guts
 
Verse:
C9 G F9
First the lights, then the collar goes up, the wind begins to blow
C9 G F9
Turn your back on a pay-you-back, last call
C9 G F9
First the glass, then the leaves that pass, then comes the snow
C9 G F9
Ain't much to rake anyway in the fall
 
Ending:
C9 Em F9 x2
C9

How to play Here Comes A Regular (acoustic)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C9. 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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