Laredo
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G D A D
[Verse 1]
G D A
She landed in Laredo
D G D A
To connect to LAX
D G D A
A dancer, model, actress
D G D A
She'd be a triple threat
D G D A
She didn't know how it worked, though
D G D A
What it takes to be a star
D G D A
When she touched down in Laredo
D G D A
She'd already gone too far
[Chorus]
G D A B
It was her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
She's getting out while the getting's good
G D A B
Her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
[Verse 2]
G D A
She hated waiting tables
D G D A
She had to pay her rent
D G D A
Cause her pilot stuck in escrow
D G D A
Just wasn't doing it
D G D A
She met this big producer
D G D A
Who promised her the moon
D G D A
Should she go back to Laredo
D G D A
Or go back to his room
[Chorus]
G D A B
It was her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
She's getting out while the getting's good
G D A B
Her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
G D A B
It was her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
She's getting out while the getting's good
G D A B
Her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
[Bridge]
Em
It's not who you know
G
It's who you don't
D A
She started doing favors for strangers
Em
For every role
G
She sold her soul
A
So what's just one more night
[Verse 3]
G D A
Buried in her purse though
D G D A
A loaded .32
D G D A
She bought it in Laredo
D G D A
And he bought it in that room
D G D A
Oh, no, no
[Chorus]
G D A B
It was his last night in Hollywood
G D A B
No happy ending but he' gone for good
G D A B
His last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
G D A B
This was her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
She's getting out while the getting's good
G D A B
Her last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
G D A B
Last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
G D A B
Last night in Hollywood
G D A B
Was last night
G D A B
Last night in Hollywood
How to play Laredo
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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.