Id Rather Drink Than Cry - Brennan Story

Id Rather Drink Than Cry

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
* Single strum
 
[Intro]
Cm*
 
[Verse 1]
Em
If I said I loved you baby
G
Would you say you love me back
C
If I said I'm falling for you
Am
I'd be falling through the cracks
Em
You say we need to slow down
G
We're moving way too fast
Cmaj7
It feels like it's a good thing
Am
And good things don't ever last
 
[Chorus]
Em
Act like you don't give a damn
G
Like we're nothing at all
C
You live rent free in my head
Am
Our pictures hang on the walls
Em
You don't know who I am
G
And dammit neither do I
Cmaj7
With an empty cup in my hand
Am Em
I'd rather drink than cry
G Cmaj7
I'd rather drink than cry
Am Em
Yeah I'd rather drink than cry
 
[Verse 2]
Em
But the bottle's empty
G
I still wonder if you miss me
C
So tonight I'm kissing whiskey
Am
Pouring slow, I'm getting tipsy
Em
Off the bourbon, off the jack
G
Off the truth you ain't coming back
C
Tie one off and cut me loose
Am
Act like the proof ain't in the proof girl, you
 
[Chorus]
Em
Act like you don't give a damn
G
Like we're nothing at all
C
You live rent free in my head
Am
Our pictures hang on the walls
Em
You don't know who I am
G
And dammit neither do I
Cmaj7
With an empty cup in my hand
Am Em
I'd rather drink than cry
G Cmaj7
I'd rather drink than cry
Am Em
Yeah I'd rather drink than cry
 
[Bridge]
Em G
Boy you need to let go
C Am
Or you'll keep bleeding slow
Em G
With your bloodshot eyes
C Am
Trying to hide the fact that I
 
[Chorus]
Em
Act like I don't give a damn
G
Act like we're nothing at all
C
You live rent free in my head
Am
Our pictures hang on the walls
Em
You don't know who I am
G
And dammit neither do I
C
With an empty cup in my hand
Am Em
I'd rather drink than cry
G C
I'd rather drink than cry
Am Em
Yeah I'd rather drink than cry
G C
I'd rather drink
Am N.C.
Cuz I don't wanna cry

How to play Id Rather Drink Than Cry

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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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