James Knight - Grammys 40 Olds
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Grammy's 40 Olds
[Verse 1]
D G D
He was everything that's bad, She was sometimes good
A G A
He longed to hear her leg pipes roar and look beneath her velvet hood
D G D
but life will always call your bluff when you're hopin' that it folds
A G D
she crossed her legs and he hit the key in Grammy's 40 Olds
[Chorus]
D G
If the '40 Olds had wings I know she'd fly
D A
and if she ever did take off it'd make my grammy cry
D G
Life was meant for livin, and grabbin' everything it holds
A G D
so Friday night out at the Thornhill Track Daddy raced... the '40 Olds
[Verse 2]
D G D
One day after school, it was a friday in fifty-eight
A G A
daddy took a bet to race, to the Thornhill gate.
D G D
Life is like a piece of bread, you gotta eat it before it molds
A G D
So Daddy took to wrenchin' hard on Grammy's 40 Olds
[Chorus]
D G
If the '40 Olds had wings I know she'd fly
D A
and if she ever did take off it'd make my grammy cry
D G
Life was meant for livin, and grabbin' everything it holds
A G D
so Friday night out at the Thornhill Track Daddy raced the '40 Olds
[Verse 3]
D G D
Time just keeps on movin girl, it ain't never gonna stop
A G A
One day you'll be livin, girl, and the next, you might drop
D G D
Some days are for obeyin' and takin' life as it unfolds
A G D
but that day ain't tonight little girl, cuz I got, I got the 40 Olds
[Chorus]
D G
If the '40 Olds had wings I know she'd fly
D A
and if she ever did take off it'd make my grammy cry
D G
Life was meant for livin, and grabbin' everything it holds
A G D
so Friday night out at the Thornhill Track Daddy raced the '40 Olds
A G D
so Friday night out at the Thornhill Track Daddy raced the '40 Olds
How to play James Knight - Grammys 40 Olds
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