Moonshine Song - Rick Faris

Moonshine Song

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnha3TB9K1s
 
Key Bb capo 3
 
[Intro]
G G A G A G
 
C G C G D G G G
 
[Verse]
Em A
I was just fourteen at the sawyer’s mill
Em A
When his ‘40 black Ford raced down the hill
B7 Em C
He said young man I hear you got some skills
G D G
There’s a quicker way to pay your mamma’s bills
 
[Chorus]
A D G
Two times the risk for ten times the bills
A G
Out-foxin’ the law like I always will
C G C
A hideaway cabin with a moonshine still
G D G
Its still standing up on hickory hill
 
[Verse]
Em A
Went for the sugar and the yeast at dawn
Em A
The sun went down now the game is on
B7 Em C
We cooked all day, now it’s stout and taught
G D G
Don’t need a license if you don’t get caught
 
[Chorus]
A D G
Two times the risk for ten times the bills
A G
Out-foxin’ the law like I always will
C G C
A hideaway cabin with a moonshine still
G D G
Its still standing up on hickory hill
 
[Solo]
Em A Em A B7
 
Em C G G D G
 
A G A G C
 
G C G D G G
 
[Verse]
Em A
Eighty-eight miles ‘til the Macon line
Em A
I met a few coppers that were making time
B7 Em C
The headlights were off but the moon did shine
G D G
Foot to the floor the engine screaming redline
 
[Chorus]
A D G
Two times the risk for ten times the bills
A G
Out-foxin’ the law like I always will
C G C
A hideaway cabin with a moonshine still
G D G
Its still standing up on hickory hill
 
[Solo]
Em A Em A
 
B7 Em C G D
 
G A G A
 
G C G C G D G
 
[Verse]
Em A
No revenuer ever took me down
Em A
I knew every back road in every town
B7 Em C
I got caught once but friends I’ve found
G D G
Them lawyers are thirst down in Jackson town
 
[Chorus]
A D G
Two times the risk for ten times the bills
A G
Out-foxin’ the law like I always will
C G C
A hideaway cabin with a moonshine still
G D G
Its still standing up on hickory hill
C G D G G
Its still standing up on hickory hill
 
[Outro]
A* G* G* A* D* C*
 
A* A* G* G*

How to play Moonshine Song

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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.

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