Like We Ain't Ever - Luke Bryan

Like We Ain't Ever

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Intro: D, A, Em, G
 
verse 1:
 
D A Em
Yeah I've iced down a few thousand beers in my days
G
You put down twice as many
D A Em
No telling how many bonfires have lit up my face
G
If it ain't hundreds, it ain't any
Em G D
I stood on this stage so many times
A
And watch all my friends
G
Have the time of their life
Em G D
There's something in this Spring time air tonight
A
And we're gonna do it up right
 
[Refrão] D
Like we ain't ever
A
All been together
Em G
And try to make one night last forever
D
Once it's gone, you can't get it back
A
So lift em' up, y'all, where you at
Em G
Let's fill up on this feel good like we don't know, no better
D
Like we ain't ever
 
verse 2:
 
D A Em
This ain't the first time we've partied under these stars
G
Making a hang over
D A Em
Well, this time I got a few more songs in this old guitar
G
For you to pull your baby closer
G
Y'all pull your baby closer
 
[Refrão] D
Like we ain't ever
A
All been together
Em G
And try to make one night last forever
D
Once it's gone, you can't get it back
A
So lift em' up, y'all, where you at
Em G
Let's fill up on this feel good like we don't know, no better
D
Like we ain't ever
 
Em G D
Yeah, There's something in this Spring time air tonight
A
And we're gonna do it up right
A
Let's do it up right
 
[Refrão] D
Like we ain't ever
A
All been together
Em G
And try to make one night last forever
D
Once it's gone, you can't get it back
A
So lift em' up, y'all, where you at
Em G
Let's fill up on this feel good like we don't know, no better
D A Em G
Like we ain't ever
D A Em G
Like we ain't ever
D A Em G
Like we ain't ever

How to play Like We Ain't Ever

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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