More Alcohol
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CAPO: 1st FRET
Intro
F Am7 G G F
[Verso 1]
F Am7
And I see the pictures of me on the wall
G
They don't match the man in the mirror at all
And mom hears a different voice when she calls
F
So I tell her I ain't been sleepin'
F Am7
It ain't like I'm lonely yeah I got some friends
C
If you were a saint you might call 'em a sin
G
'Cause they were born in a barrel and they've killed some men
F
But they're always there when I need 'em
F G
Girl since you left us in the dust
F
Naw it ain't been about the buzz
G
That's just a side effect of what it does
F
There's more alcohol than blood
[Refrão]
F Am7
Running through this broken heart
C
I'm guess I'm seeing if a man can drown
G
Himself from the inside out
F
This bottle of 101
Am7
Wasn't empty from the start
C
Ain't it fast how things can change
G
Now most nights these days my veins
F
Are more alcohol than blood
Am7 F
Woh oh oh
[Verso 2]
F Am7
I sure wasn't sober when you were mine
G
Now that we've over, I'm over trying
'Cause I got a reason and an alibi
F
For why there's more alcohol than blood
[Refrão]
F Am7
Running through this broken heart
C
I'm guess I'm seeing if a man can drown
G
Himself from the inside out
F
This bottle of 101
Am7
Wasn't empty from the start
C
Ain't it fast how things can change
G
Now most nights these days my veins
F
Are more alcohol than blood
Am7
Woh oh oh
C G F
Woh oh oh
F Am7
And girl since you left us in the dust
C
Naw it ain't been about the buzz
G
That's just a side effect of what it does
F
There's more alcohol than blood
[Refrão]
F Am7
Running through this broken heart
C
I'm guess I'm seeing if a man can drown
G
Himself from the inside out
F
This bottle of 101
Am7
Wasn't empty from the start
C
Ain't it fast how things can change
G
Now most nights these days my veins
F
Are more alcohol than blood
Am7
Woh oh oh
C G
More alcohol than bloo-oo-oo--oo-ood
Outro
F Am7 G G
How to play More Alcohol
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.