Matthew Giambrone - The More She Drinks
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
2nd traste
(Prelude)
A
Bartender i'm disappointed in you
D
you only had one job to do.
D
Now she's on the dance floor
A
with some other guy. See,
E
that lucky fella could've been
A
me tonight.
[Chorus]
NC E
Cuz the more she drinks
D
the better i look and
A
the better i sound.
E
the more she drinks
D
The more she lowers her
A
standards down.
D
she's looking for eight
D
she needs to come down to a four
A
before she'll let me take her dancing on the floor
E
The more she drinks,
D
the better i look and the
A
better i sound.
(1st Verse)
A
I could hold her hand and spin her around,
D
We'd cut up and laugh until we're both on the ground.
A
By the end of the night I'd be the perfect man
E
(spoken) Hey bartender, think you could help me out again?
[Chorus]
E
The more she drinks,
D
the better i look and
A
the better i sound.
E
Yeah, the more she drinks
D
the more she lowers her
A
standards down.
D
she's looking for seven but it needs to be a five.
A
Before she'll consider even giving me a try.
E
The more she drinks,
D
the better i look and
A
the better i sound.
E D A
(Instrumental Break)
[Bridge]
C
I know it seems like a lot to ask from
A
you.
C
But if you really wanna help me out,
D
here's what you gotta do.
[Chorus]
NC
Hey, he more she drinks,
NC
the better i look and
NC
the better i sound.
NC E
Yeah, the more she drinks
D
the more she lowers her
A
standards down.
D
she's looking for a six need it come down to a six
A
hold up bartender. I think I got this.
E D A
(Spoken) excuse ma'am
(2nd Verse)
A
Let me hold your hand and spin you around
D
We can cut up and laugh until we're both on the ground.
A
I promise you, I'll be a gentleman
E
(Spoken) Hey bartender, thank you again.
[Chorus]
E
Cuz, the more she drinks
D
The better I look
A
And the better I sound.
A
Let's Go!
(Instrumental outro)
E D A to fade
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