It All Adds Up To Us - Trace Adkins

It All Adds Up To Us

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Intro:
 
Em C G
Em C G
 
[Verso 1]
Em C G
Lipstick stains on a Starbucks cup
Em C G
Strong black coffee in a thermos jug
Em C G
Take two soft hands and two that are rough
Em C G
And it all adds up to us
Em C G
A BMW and a GMC
Em C G
One says her and the other screams me
Em C G
One for the road and one for the mud
Em C G
And it all adds up to us
 
[Refrão]
C G D Em
From the outside looking in
C G D
The numbers don't work, no it don't make sense
C G D Em
They can't figure out how we love this much
C D Em
But it all adds up to us
 
Instrumental:
C G
Em C G
 
[Verso 2]
Em C G
Runway model meets FFA
Em C G
Uptown style and the cowboy way
Em C G
Take her sweet voice singing and the way I cuss
Em C G
And it all adds up to us
 
[Refrão]
C G D Em
From the outside looking in
C G D
The numbers don't work, no it don't make sense
C G D Em
They can't figure out how we love this much
C D C
But it all adds up, it all adds up to us
 
Instrumental:
 
G D Em
C G D
C G D Em
C G D
 
[Verso 3]
Em C G
My old blue jeans are laying on the porch
Em C G
Her little black dress is on the kitchen floor
Em C G
Take a whole lot of love plus a little bit of lust
Em C G
And it all adds up, it all adds up baby
 
[Refrão]
C G D Em
From the outside looking in
C G D
The numbers don't work, no it don't make sense
C G D Em
They can't figure out how we love this much
C
But it all adds up
D C D Em
Yeah, it all adds up, baby, to us
 
Outro:
 
C G
Em C G
All adds up to us
Em C G
Yeah, it does
Em C G

How to play It All Adds Up To Us

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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