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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Artist: The Winters Brothers Band
Album: Self Titled
Track: Laredo
[Intro]
G D Bm E A D
[Verse 1]
D A D
I was out in Laredo one evening
G D
On a hot Texas Saturday night
G D Bm
Walked into a bar, ordered up a Lonestar
E E7 A
And proceeded to boogie all night
D A D
Well the waitress she danced sure was pretty
G D
She was staring a hole right through me
G D Bm
She gave me a grin, it was ugly with sin
D A D
Was the right time and right place for me
[Instrumental]
G D Bm E A D
[Verse 2]
D A D
Before long we both started talkin'
G D
And comparing the things that we liked
G D Bm
She was looking for food, I was knockin' on wood
E E7 A
And I was starting to feel 'bout half tied
D A D
I commenced to arise from my table
G D
Just to give her a taste from my glass
G D Bm
A streak of bad luck, I was just too messed up
D A D
I got up and fell flat on my ass
[Chorus]
G
Why do these things always happen to me
D
When everything seems to be going smoothly
G D Bm
Buy me a round and I'll tell you some more
E A D
Then you can help me get off of this floor
G
Tell me, why do these things always happen to me
D
When I'm looking so good and feeling carefree
G D Bm
Buy me a round and I'll tell you some more
E A D
Then you can carry me home
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