Kick It In Second Wind - Jimmy Buffett

Kick It In Second Wind

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[Verso 1]E7
One o'clock in mornin'
A E7
People pilin' in thru the door
A7 E
Drinks are still comin' and I'm barely hummin'
D B7
And the audience is screamin' for more
E7
Somebody's locked in the bathroom
A E7
Manager can't find the key
A7 E7
I pity that man but from where I stand
D B7
It's lookin' like the prisoner is me
 
[Refrão] A E
So won'tcha kick it in now second wind
E D
We got two more hours to go
A E
Is there any more hope of scorin' any more coke
B7 A
And we still gotta do another show
 
[Verso 2]E7
My mind started to wander
A E7
In the middle of my second song
A7 E
Dreamin' I was at sea just my baby and me
D B7
When the words started comin' out wrong
E7
Waitresses are pickin' up glasses
A E7
The bartenders scream last call
A7 E7
When I looked to my right I saw a terrible sight
D B7
As the bass man took a bad fall
 
[Refrão] A E
So won'tcha kick it in now second wind
E D
We got two more hours to go
A E
Losin any more hope of scorin' any more coke
B7 A
And we still gotta do another show
 
[Ponte]A E D A E B7 A
A E D A E B7 A
 
[Verso 3]E7
It's three o'clock in the mornin'
A E7
Runnin' on adrenalin
A7 E
What I'm tryin' to say is that tomorrow's today
D B7
And we got to do it over again
 
[Refrão] A E
So won'tcha kick it in now second wind
E D
We got two more hours to go
A E
Losin any more hope of scorin' any more coke
B7 A
And we still gotta do another show
 
Outro
E
Got to do another show
D A E
I got to, do another show
D A E
Got to, do another show
D A E
Got to, do another show,...

How to play Kick It In Second Wind

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E7. 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.

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