John Mulligan - Stout Or A Tea
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
C Dm
I asked her if she wants a stout or a tea
F G
A glass full of black stuff would make me happy
C Dm
I'll be dead by christmas if you're asking me
F G
Could you promise me I'll be buried at sea
[Pause]
N.C.
[Verse 2]
C Dm
In a sky full of rain I went for the bar
F G
Kneeling at church isn't my place by far
C Dm
I'd rather put down all whiskey in the jar
F G
Than put my self out in the church wrecking car
[Verse 3]
C Dm
The summer arrives as the wild mountain thyme
F G
I drank too much scoops no longer have a dime
C Dm
Won't miss the last call what the fuck is it time?!
F G
Well stop singing and bring me whiskey and lime
[Verse 4]
C Dm
From Doolin to dingle we stop in tralee
F G
With rose county Clare we enjoyed a brandy
C Dm
Alone at the counter a lad name Franky
F G
Blabering words about travel stories
[Verse 5]
C Dm
On top of the mourning woke up in Galway
F G
Buskers in streets could be an easy way
C Dm
I look up each night at the grand milky way
F G
Hoping one day I'll be with you far away
[Verse 6]
C Dm
My glass is empty barrels starts to be low
F G
My friend in the corner learning the banjo
C Dm
With juice of the barley the fiddlers will show
F G
More and more drunk they will sound like a pro.
[Verse 7]
C Dm
I'd rather have a fully pint for my own
F G
Than share the half and pass less time with her bone
C Dm
At one point all drinks will be add on my loan
F G
Then I'll leave the city in the dark and unknown
[Outro]
C Dm F G x2
How to play John Mulligan - Stout Or A Tea
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Eb. 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.