Last Man In Tennessee
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
2nd traste
As recorded by Track45
(2023 release)
Capo 2nd fret
[Intro]
A D A E
[Verse 1]
A
Bet you thought you got the best of me
D
And that over you I’d never be
A
But this bar is one big neon sea
E
There’s plenty fish swimming around
A
And I came alone to have a few
D
Wasn’t trying to find nobody new
A
But I found myself a whole dang crew
E
They been helping me out
[Chorus]
A
I got Jack and I got Jim
D
I got God and I can talk to him
A
I got Johnny on the jukebox
E
And some Lincolns that I’m spending like Benjamins
A
I got cowboys on the TV
D
The bartender said the next one’s free
A
I’ll be fine soon, it ain’t like you
E D A
Were the last man in Tennessee
[Verse 2]
A
I got Tony’s on my dancing feet
D
I got Levi’s on my barstool seat
A
Some college boy in a Go Vols tee
E
Just tried to buy me a round
A
Bet you thought I’d be driving by your house
D
And I really do hate to let you down
A
But baby I ain’t ever been less alone than
E
I am right now
[Chorus]
A
I got Jack and I got Jim
D
I got God and I can talk to him
A
I got Johnny on the jukebox
E
And some Lincolns that I’m spending like Benjamins
A
I got cowboys on the TV
D
The bartender said the next one’s free
A
I’ll be fine soon, it ain’t like you
E D A
Were the last man in Tennessee
[Bridge]
E
Even if you were
D A
It’d be a cold hard pass
E
All my boys
D
Yeah they all got my back
[Chorus]
A
I got Jack and I got Jim
D
I got God and I can talk to him
A
I got Johnny on the jukebox
E
And some Lincolns that I’m spending like Benjamins
A
I got cowboys on the TV
D
The bartender said the next one’s free
A
I’ll be fine soon, it ain’t like you
E D A
Were the last man in Tennessee
[Outro]
A
I’ll be okay
A
Honey, you ain’t
N.C.
The last man in Tennessee
How to play Last Man In Tennessee
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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.