Kick In The Teeth
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[Verso 1]
G D7
My neighbor Tommy bought a six pack
C D7
He's on his porch and really throwing 'em back
G D7
Says he'll get rich soon as his mom dies
C D7 Em C
Says falling in love ain't really worth his time
[Pré-Refrão]
C G D
Think I need a little more than what he's asking for
C G D
Think I need a little more of you
[Refrão]
C G D Em
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
I'm about as lonely as a cowboy can be
C G D Em
And a night without you's a kick in the teeth
C G D G
So when you go home could you think about me?
Interlude: G
[Verso 2]
G D7
God, I'm a sucker when you do that
C D7
Thing with your hair feels like a lover's attack
G D
At your beck and call most nights now
C D7
Forever your rodeo clown
[Pré-Refrão]
C G D
I wanna see you dancing in my sweatshirt
C G D
I wanna see you dancing all night
[Refrão]
C G D Em
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
I'm about as lonely as a cowboy can be
C G D Em
And a night without you's a kick in the teeth
C G D G
So when you go home could you think about me?
Interlude: G
[Ponte]
F C
Skinny dipping in the moonlight
F C
Drinking tequila till the sunrise
F C
Stay in this moment for a lifetime
Em
Living doesn't mean a thing without you
Without you
[Refrão]
C G D Em
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
I'm about as lonely as a cowboy can be
C G D Em
And a night without you's a kick in the teeth
C G D G
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
I'm about as lonely as a cowboy can be
C G D Em
And a night without you's a kick in the teeth
C G D G
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
So when you go home could you think about me?
C G D Em
I'm about as lonely as a cowboy can be
C G D Em
And a night without you's a kick in the teeth
C G D G
So when you go home could you think about me?
How to play Kick In The Teeth
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.