I Dont Need A Million Dollars - Brian Mallery

I Dont Need A Million Dollars

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
2nd traste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xslP5pOSSYw
 
Key E capo 2
 
[Intro]
D D G G
 
D D G G
 
[Verse]
D
I got two kids to hug me
A
And a faithful loving darlin
G
Church on Sunday morning
A
Is where I pray and thank the Lord
D
For the love of friends and family
A
The blessings we all share
G
Yeh, I Don’t Need a Million Dollars
A D
To feel like a Millionaire
 
[Chorus]
G
I don’t need to win no lottery
D
Or walk a rich man’s mile
G
Cause I got all the wealth I need
D A
In my sweet woman’s smile
G
As long as I can sit on my front porch
D Bm
And breath fresh country air
C G
Yeh, I don’t need a million dollars
D G
To feel like a Millionaire
 
[Verse]
D
I’ve got bread on the table
A
New tires on my old truck
G
A pond where fish are biting
A
With a little luck
D
I sleep beneath the rood I built
A
With these two callus hands
G
Yeh, I don’t need a million dollars
A D
Cause I’m a happy man
 
[Chorus]
G
I don’t need to win no lottery
D
Or walk a rich man’s mile
G
Cause I got all the wealth I need
D A
In my sweet woman’s smile
G
As long as I can sit on my front porch
D Bm
And breath fresh country air
C G
Yeh, I don’t need a million dollars
D D
To feel like a Millionaire
 
[Bridge]
Bm A
I’m living in the land of the free
 
So, I’ve been told
Bm
Cause the things that matter most to me
A
Can’t be bought or sold
 
[Chorus]
G
I don’t need to win no lottery
D
Or walk a rich man’s mile
G
Cause I got all the wealth I need
D A
In my sweet woman’s smile
G
As long as I can sit on my front porch
D Bm
And breath fresh country air
C G
Yeh, I don’t need a million dollars
D C G
To feel like a Millionaire
 
[Outro]
G D G
She make me feel like a millionaire
G D G D
Just like a millionaire

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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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