Kick A Little
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
KICK A LITLLE
As recorded by Tracy Lawrence, Rodney Carrington & David Adam Byrnes
(2024 release)
[Intro]
E A E A
[Verse 1]
E A
My daddy always was a gentleman
E A
Never the kind who ever forced his hand
B A E
He would always be the last one to raise his voice
A
If anybody ever put us down
E A
Well you can bet that he would stand his ground
B A B
And he would tell me, son, sometimes you got no choice
[Chorus]
E A
You gotta kick a little and cause a stir
E A
Sometimes you gotta make some noise to be heard
E A B
If anybody ever tries to hold you back
E A
Yeah, you gotta kick a little and be tough
E A
You gotta let 'em know you've had enough
E A B
Remember that unless you wanna finish last
N.C. E A E A
You gotta kick a little
[Verse 2]
E A
Some people judge you by the way you look
E A
They see you once and say you ain't no good
B A E
Feels like they're never gonna take you for who you are
A
That's when you have to stand up and be strong
E A
And go the extra mile to prove 'em all wrong
B A B
Just remember when they push you way too far
[Chorus]
E A
Yeah, you gotta kick a little and cause a stir
E A
Sometimes you gotta make some noise to be heard
E A B
If anybody ever tries to hold you back
E A
Yeah, you gotta kick a little and be tough
E A
You gotta let 'em know you've had enough
E A B
Remember that unless you wanna finish last
N.C.
You gotta kick a little
[Guitar Solo]
G C G C G C
D E A E A E
A B
[Chorus]
E A
Yeah, you gotta kick a little and cause a stir
E A
Sometimes you gotta make some noise to be heard
E A B
If anybody ever tries to hold you back
E A
Yeah, you gotta kick a little and be tough
E A
You gotta let 'em know you've had enough
E A B
Remember that unless you wanna finish last
N.C.
You gotta kick a little
[Outro]
E A E A E A
Yeah
B E A E A E A
B N.C. E
How to play Kick A Little
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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.