Kudzu Wild
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: KUDZU WILD
ARTIST: DRAYTON FARLEY
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7KpqWxU940I&si=8UQ-unGQx6wTxs3H
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
[Intro]
NONE
[Verse]
D
Oh, Lilly
G D
She was a beautiful thing
G A
The kind of beauty you only see once
G D
And the kind of beauty to blind like the sun
G D
Oh, Lilly
G D
She was always young
G A
The kind of youth you only feel once
G D
Thirty six and a half laps around the sun
[Verse]
G D
Oh, me
G D
I was the uglier kind
G A
The kind to only ever catch a blue moon stare
G D
And the kind to never even have the mind to care
G D
Oh, me
G D
See, I was always old
G A
The kind of life where you were never a child
G
Never really once free but kudzu wild
D G D
[Chorus]
G A
She said you're taking yourself too seriously
G
And that's a big talk coming from the beauty queen
A
She laughed real quick and with a slap in the face
G D
Said life's not a game, it's a goddamn maze
[Verse]
G D
Oh, Lilly
G D
She was one with the words
G A
They were the kind you'd need to hear but they were always late
G D
Yeah she'd read you like a book and then she'd throw you away
G D
Oh, Lilly
G D
She was clever as hell
G A
The turn of a phrase came easy for her
G D
She was in love with all the ways you could abuse a word
[Verse]
G D
Oh, me
G D
I wasn't alright
G A
I ran too fast, too far, too long
G D
Ran right out of my head and into a song
G D
Oh, me
G D
Down at the end of my rope
G A
Lilly showed up just to cut me down
G
Said now what would you do if I ever left town
D G D
[Chorus]
G A
She said you're taking yourself too seriously
G
And that's a big talk coming from the beauty queen
A
She laughed real quick and with a slap in the face
G
Said life's not a game, it's a goddamn maze
D G D
[Outro]
G D
Oh, Lilly
G D
She was a beautiful thing
How to play Kudzu Wild
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.