I Wouldnt Blame You
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
Em G C 2x
Em G C
I know your daddy's got a double barrel leaning by the screen porch door
Em G C
He ain't gonna like my last name or the tailpipes on this Ford
Em G C
Said you wanna take a ride on the wild side, hit 110 in a 55
Em G C
Girl I gotta find out if I'm too bad for you
Em G C
If one day ya hate me, say that I'm crazy, get sick of my bullshit and being my baby
Em G
Put an old pipe wrench through my driver side window
C
Hang my heart on a barbwire fencepost
Em G C
Leave me half lit and howling at the moon.
Am7 G C
Yea I'm probably gonna say I hate you too.
Em
But I wouldn't blame you.
G C
Em
Yea I wouldn't blame you.
G C
Em G C
Know you heard I got a bad reputation round here girl I can't change that
Em G C
I was raised up wrong by a Jim Beam daddy on the other side of the tracks
Em G C D
Said you're thinkin bout forever, but I know me and I know better
Em G C
If one day you hate me, say that I'm crazy, get sick of my bullshit and being my baby
Em G
Put an old pipe wrench through my driver side window
C
Hang my heart on a barbwire fencepost
Em G C
Leave me half lit and howling at the moon
Am7 G C
Yea I'm Probably Gonna Say That I Hate You Too
But I Wouldn't Blame You
Em G C
Em G C
Yea I Wouldn't Blame You
Em G C
If one day you hate me, say that I'm crazy, get sick of my bullshit and being my baby
Em G
Put an old pipe wrench through my driver side window
C Em
Hang my heart on a barbwire fencepost
G C
Leave me half lit and howling at the moon
Am G C
Yea I'm Probably Gonna Say I Hate You Too
How to play I Wouldnt Blame You
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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.