Last Night - Ricky Montgomery
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F
I was born in '53
G
With all my life in front of me
C
I thought you'd care to notice
E
I just want you to notice me
F
Mama, maybe it's today
G C
Maybe today he'll say
E
'I don't know what I'd do without you
E F G
Don't know what I'd do without the words that I hear right now
C E
I'm sorry I've been gone, and I'm coming home
E
I'm coming home
 
F G
Last night, I was fine
C E
Dropping lines and getting mine
F G
This goal, bet it's a role
C E
Smoking kine and actin' so disgraceful
F G C E
Oh, oh, she knows time is on my side
F G C E
Oh, oh, oh, she knows she's lost control
 
F G
She's lost control
 
C E
She's lost control
 
( F G C E )
 
F Dm C E
Isn't it so interesting the way he branded all that he touched?
F Dm
Oh, well, somewhere in my heart of hearts
C E
I knew it all along, but I'm still finding out
F
Maybe it's something else this time
Dm
Maybe it's something I can't find
C
Maybe it's something, maybe it's something
E
Maybe it's nothing
 
F
Baby, it's nothing new
Dm C E
Since the start it was all planned out and always hard
F G C
I'm sorry I've been gone
E
I'm coming home, I'm coming home
 
F G
Last night, I was fine
C E
Dropping lines and getting mine
F G
This goal, bet it's a role
C E
Smoking kine and actin' so disgraceful
F G C E
Oh, oh, she knows time is on my side
F G C E
Oh, oh, oh she knows she's lost control
 
F G
Last night, I was fine
C E
Dropping lines and getting mine
F G
This goal, bet it's a role
C E
Smoking kine and actin' so disgraceful
F G C E
Oh, oh, she knows time is on my side
F G C E
Oh, oh, oh, she knows she's lost control
 
F G C E
Take me
F G C E
Take me
F G C E
Take me
F G C E
Take me home

How to play Last Night

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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.

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