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A cifra Low Down Dirty Rotten serve para violao e guitarra?

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Low Down Dirty Rotten de Otis Gibbs esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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Low Down Dirty Rotten

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Otis Gibbs

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Dificuldade: facil | Estilo: country | Sentimento: irreverente, animada | Ocasião: bar, festa, violao | Tags: country, folk, violao, facil, animada, ingles

Otis Redding foi um cantor e compositor norte-americano. Ele é considerado um dos maiores cantores da história da música popular americana e um

artista seminal no soul e no rhythm and blues. O estilo de canto de Redding se inspirou na música gospel que precedeu o gênero. Seu estilo de canto influenciou muitos outros artistas de soul dos anos 1960. Redding nasceu em Dawson, Geórgia e, aos 2 anos, mudou-se para Macon, Geórgia. Redding largou a escola aos 15 anos para sustentar sua família, trabalhando com a banda de apoio de Little Richard, The Upsetters, e se apresentando em shows de talentos no histórico Douglass Theatre, em Macon. Em 1958, juntou-se à banda de Johnny Jenkins, Ther Pinetoppers, com quem fez uma digressão pelos estados do Sul como cantor e condutor. Uma aparição não programada em uma sessão de gravação da Stax levou a um contrato e seu primeiro single, "These Arms of Mine", em 1962. A Low Down Dirty Shame é um filme estadunidense, do gênero comédia e ação, escrito, dirigido e estrelado por Keenen Ivory Wayans. Sua estreia se deu em 23 de Novembro de 1994.

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[Refrão] 
             G 
I'm sick and tired of calling you out 
        D 
For the lies dripping out of your mouth 
                      A 
You can't blame it on drinking 
                           D  D7 
Though you'd probably like to 
                G 
There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt 
       D 
By the foolish things that you do 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    D       A 
Without people like you

[Verso 2] 
            D 
He'd rather climb up a tree and tell a lie 
                                       G 
Than stand on the ground and speak the truth 
      A 
He'll gaslight you all day long 
                              D       A 
And claim the fault lies with you 
             D                            D7 
He'll hand a homeless man a dollar if the cameras are on 
           G 
Then pay a publicist ten grand to show the world what he done 
     A 
He's crooked as a dog's hind leg 
                          D    D7 
I'm standing here telling you

[Refrão] 
             G 
I'm sick and tired of calling you out 
             D 
For the lies dripping out of your mouth 
                      A 
You can't blame it on drinking 
                           D   D7 
Though you'd probably like to 
                G 
There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt 
       D                       G 
By the foolish things that you do 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    D 
Without people like you

Interlude 
| G           | D           | A           | D     D7    | 
| G           | D     G     | A     G     | D           |

[Verso 3] 
           D                                                G 
That's the problem with living with a low down dirty rotten sumbitch 
      A                                                     D   A 
He'll make you feel guilty for standing up and speaking the truth 
         D 
He'll convince you that it's all worth burning down 
              G 
Then sell you gasoline and matches as you set fire to your house 
      A                                         D   7 
Gotta deal with this problem now, stop making excuse

[Refrão]
             G 
I'm sick and tired of calling you out 
        D 
For the lies dripping out of your mouth 
                      A 
You can't blame it on drinking 
                           D   D7 
Though you'd probably like to 
                G 
There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt 
       D                       G 
By the foolish things that you do 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    D 
without people like you 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    {D} {A} {D} 
without people like you

[Refrão] 
             G 
I'm sick and tired of calling you out 
             D 
For the lies dripping out of your mouth 
                      A 
You can't blame it on drinking 
                           D   D7 
Though you'd probably like to 
                G 
There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt 
       D                       G 
By the foolish things that you do 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    D 
Without people like you

Interlude 
| G           | D           | A           | D     D7    | 
| G           | D     G     | A     G     | D           |

[Refrão]
             G 
I'm sick and tired of calling you out 
        D 
For the lies dripping out of your mouth 
                      A 
You can't blame it on drinking 
                           D   D7 
Though you'd probably like to 
                G 
There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt 
       D                       G 
By the foolish things that you do 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    D 
without people like you 
         A                       G 
Yeah the world would be a better place 
                    {D} {A} {D} 
without people like you

[Verso 1] D D7 G We both know he ain't nothing but a low down dirty rotten sumbitch A He'll smile to your face, D A you turn your back he's got his hands on your girl D He'll like to pretend he ain't responsible G for what he's been doing A But if he tries to get close D D7 Walk away he's gonna mess up your world [Refrão] G I'm sick and tired of calling you out D For the lies dripping out of your mouth A You can't blame it on drinking D D7 Though you'd probably like to G There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt D By the foolish things that you do A G Yeah the world would be a better place D A Without people like you [Verso 2] D He'd rather climb up a tree and tell a lie G Than stand on the ground and speak the truth A He'll gaslight you all day long D A And claim the fault lies with you D D7 He'll hand a homeless man a dollar if the cameras are on G Then pay a publicist ten grand to show the world what he done A He's crooked as a dog's hind leg D D7 I'm standing here telling you [Refrão] G I'm sick and tired of calling you out D For the lies dripping out of your mouth A You can't blame it on drinking D D7 Though you'd probably like to G There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt D G By the foolish things that you do A G Yeah the world would be a better place D Without people like you Interlude | G | D | A | D D7 | | G | D G | A G | D | [Verso 3] D G That's the problem with living with a low down dirty rotten sumbitch A D A He'll make you feel guilty for standing up and speaking the truth D He'll convince you that it's all worth burning down G Then sell you gasoline and matches as you set fire to your house A D 7 Gotta deal with this problem now, stop making excuse [Refrão] G I'm sick and tired of calling you out D For the lies dripping out of your mouth A You can't blame it on drinking D D7 Though you'd probably like to G There's been an awful lot of good folks hurt D G By the foolish things that you do A G Yeah the world would be a better place D without people like you A G Yeah the world would be a better place {D} {A} {D} without people like you

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