Last Call
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Josh Kerr
(2023 release)
[Intro]
G C D
[Verse 1]
G C
That last song the cover band's gonna play before our last one
D G
Knowing that what's in our glass won't last too long
C
Take my hand, we both know where this night's about to go
D C D
Then, you kiss me like it was the first time
C D
Had to get you somewhere you could be all mine
[Chorus]
G D
'Cause when the lights come on at the end of the night and you whisper, "Take me home"
C D
That look in your eyes that's looking at mine is all that I ever want
G D C
Baby your lips taste better than anything I've been sipping on
D G D C D
Baby I love being your last call
[Verse 2]
G D C
Girl lock the door, little Frank Sinatra while I watch you dance and pour
D G
One more glass of that Cabernet that we can't afford
C
We left the crowd, got to the house, I'm loving how we closed this down, yeah
[Chorus]
G D
'Cause when the lights come on at the end of the night and you whisper, "Take me home"
C D
That look in your eyes that's looking at mine is all that I ever want
G D C
Baby your lips taste better than anything I've been sipping on
D G D
Baby I love being your last call
C D G D C D
Baby I love being your last call
[Bridge]
C D C
I love when you kiss me like the first time
D
I love that you're all mine
[Out-Chorus]
G D
'Cause when the lights come on at the end of the night and you whisper, "Take me home"
C D
That look in your eyes that's looking at mine is all that I ever want
G D C
Baby your lips taste better than anything I've been sipping on
D G D C D G D
Baby I love being your last call
C N.C.
Baby I love being your last call
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