Jug Band Music
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Jug Band Music - Lucinda Williams
[Intro]
C C C C7
F F C C
G7 F C C
[Verse]
C
When I was up in Memphis, Tennessee
C7
Jug band music sounds so sweet to me
F
'Cause it sounds so sweet
C
It's so hard to beat
G7
Ri-da-doo-dee, jug band music
F C
Certainly was a treat for me
[Verse]
C
Well, I went to my man, put my hand on his knees
C7
Said, "If you can't play the jug, you can't play with me"
F
'Cause it sounds so sweet
C
It's so hard to beat
G7
Ri-da-doo-dee, jug band music
F C
Certainly was a treat for me
[Verse]
C
And then I took off my socks, I took off my shoes
C7
I danced all night to them jug band blues
F
Because it sounds so sweet
C
It's so hard to beat
G7
Ri-da-doo-dee, jug band music
F C
Turned it was a treat for me
[Interlude]
C C C C7
F F C C
G7 F C C
[Verse]
C
And then I went back home, turned on my radio
C7
Jug band music made me stomp and slow
F
'Cause it sounds so sweet
C
It's so hard to beat
G7
Ri-da-doo-dee, jug band music
F C
Certainly was a treat for me
[Verse]
C
And it was way down south in Memphis, Tennessee
C7
Jug band music sounds so sweet to me
F
'Cause it sounds so sweet
C
It's so hard to beat
G7
Ri-da-doo-dee, jug band music
F
Certainly was a treat for
G7 F
Jug band music certainly was a treat for
G7 F C
Jug band music certainly was a treat for me
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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