Me Myself And Wine
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Intro: Am D G G
Verse
Am D
Might have driven by your house
G
Might of done a couple of things I ain't proud of
Am D G
Like calling your number, hearing your voice and hanging up
Am D
I kinda been in a funk, my girls
G
Want to drag me down town to cheer me up
Am D G
Slipping on my dress and doing my lips ain't enough
[Refrão]
Am D G
So I'm gonna Go for a drive and buy myself some roses
Am D G
A bottle of red or two
Am D G
I'm gonna turn down the lights and try to lose all focus
Am D G
Say my goodbyes to you
Oh oh oh
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine
Am D G
All night, all night, all night
Am D G
No it ain't gonna be pretty, getting down to the nitty gritty
Am D G
Getting over you this time
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine (I'll be alright)
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine
Verse
Am D
This is a hell of a heartbreak
G
Nobody better bother try to save me
Am D G
It's gonna get ugly before I see the Sunday sky
Am D
I'm gonna close all the blinds
G
Sit on the couch and eat a tub of ice cream
Am D G
Rom-com, sad songs nothing wrong with a good cry
[Refrão]
Am D G
So I'm gonna Go for a drive and buy myself some roses
Am D G
A bottle of red or two
Am D G
I'm gonna turn down the lights and try to lose all focus
Am D G
Say my goodbyes to you
Oh oh oh
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine
Am D G
All night, all night, all night
Am D G
No it ain't gonna be pretty, getting down to the nitty gritty
Am D G
Getting over you this time
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine (I'll be alright)
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine
Solo: Am D G G
[Refrão]
N.C.
Just me, myself and wine
All night, all night, all night
Am D G
No it ain't gonna be pretty, getting down to the nitty gritty
Am D G
Getting over you this time
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine (I'll be alright) I
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine (I'll be alright)
Am D G
Just me, myself and wine
How to play Me Myself And Wine
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.