Mail Myself To Mexico
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[Intro: ](E) (E) (A) (A)
Every (E) day, without fail, I deliver the mail to each (A) doorstep.
I think that (E) I'll lose my mind if I have to climb just one (A) more step.
Between the snow and the sleet, I'm inclined to keep (A7) losin' my (D) patience.
Oh, Lord, my (A) feet sure hurt, I be(E)lieve I deserve a vac(A)ation.
Wish I could mail myself to (D) Mexico,
Where sunshine and margar(A)itas flow.
An' all the pretty senor(E)itas go to dance barefoot in the (A) sand.
Sometimes, I'm (A7) tempted just (D) take the chance;
Find me a box an' lots of (A) postage stamps.
Top it off with a (E) big red bow,
An' mail myself to Mexi(A)co.
You know, it's (E) easy to see how a man like me could go (A) postal.
I need a (E) latitude where the attitude's kinda (A) coastal.
Oh, but here I am, workin' for Uncle (A7) Sam like a (D) puppet.
I should be (A) spendin' my days (E) wastin' away just like (A) Buffett.
CHORUS
Sometimes, I'm (A7) tempted just (D) take the chance;
Find me a box an' lots of (A) postage stamps.
Top it off with a (E) big red bow,
An' mail myself to Mexi(A)co.
How to play Mail Myself To Mexico
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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.