Loser In A Fight - Ace Frehley

Loser In A Fight

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Intro
 
Em
 
[Verso 1]
Em
He's got a holster filled up with grief
Em
I wouldn't want to cross his line I'd end up underneath
A
(He's) got an angry look of action shoot off both your knees
Em
His gun was smokin recently pleased
C D C D
You don't wanna cross wits better not try
C D F#/A# C
You couldn't learn his limits and you don't have the mind
 
[Refrão]
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# G
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# F
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
 
[Verso 2]
Em
He's a thinker you can see it sometimes the eyes don't lie
E,
And if your head is empty he'll make your body die
A
I don't need his aggravation I'm better than the rest
Em
Better stand up or shut up (Cuz) soon will come the test
C D C D
You don't wanna cross wits better not try
C D F#/A# C
You couldn't learn his limits and you don't have the mind
 
[Refrão]
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# G
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# F
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
 
[Ponte]
C C D Bb C
This would be one guy to ignore if you wanna save your face
D Bb C
From hitting the floor so now would be the right time
 
{Solo}
 
Em C D Em
 
[Ponte]
C D C D
I don't wanna cross wits better not try
C D F#/A# C
You couldn't learn his limits and you don't have the time
 
[Refrão]
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# G
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# F
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# G
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done
D Am
Loser in a fight loser in a fight
G D/F# F
Better learn to run your winnin' days are done

How to play Loser In A Fight

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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