Livin Life Like A Country Song
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
C C F G
[Verse 1]
C
Summertime, you and me
Am
Livin’ wild n free
F
Singing every song on the radio
G
Driving down that old back road
C
We’d drive out by the lake
Am
Drop down your tailgate
F
Lay out underneath the stars
G
Wrapped up in your arms
[Chorus]
C
We’d stay out all night long
Am
Hold each other til the break of dawn
F
Never thinkin’ bout what would be
G
Come of you and me, we’d go
C
Skinny dipping in the bright sun light
Am
Make love all through the night
F
What a beautiful ride we’re on
G
Livin’ life like a country song
[Break]
C C F G
[Verse 2]
C
Out at the county fair
Am
Pouring rain, but we didn’t care
F
Two tickets to the Aldean show
G
Down in the very first row
C
We’d dance the night away
Am
Turn around and I hear you say
F
Come on baby let’s get out of here
G Dm G
So we can be alone, All alone
[Chorus]
C
We’d stay out all night long
Am
Hold each other til the break of dawn
F
Never thinkin’ bout what would be
G
Come of you and me, we’d go
C
Skinny dipping in the bright sun light
Am
Make love all through the night
F
What a beautiful ride we’re on
G
Livin’ life like a country song
[Break]
C C
[Bridge]
Am
That summer’s come and gone
Em
I heard that you moved on
Am Dm G
But I’ll always remember when
[Chorus]
(soft until F)
C
We’d stay out all night long
Am
Hold each other til the break of dawn
F F
Never thinkin’ bout what would be
G
Come of you and me, we’d go
C
Skinny dipping in the bright sun light
Am
Make love all through the night
F
What a beautiful ride we’re on
G
Livin’ life like a country song
[Outro]
(full riff)
C C F G
C C F G
C
How to play Livin Life Like A Country Song
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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.