Morning Bugle - John Hartford

Morning Bugle

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
G D A E
 
[Verse 1]
A D A E
Here I am, too wasted for the evenin' ride
A D A E
Down to Mother Mary's other place
A D A D
Can I hang out here beside your fireside? Listen
A D A D
to the rain fall, fall upon the earth ball
 
[Verse 2]
A D A E
You know I tried, my dear, to be like everybody else
A D A E
But my body and my mind had other plans
A D A D
Here I am, laid out beside your fireside Listen
A D A D
to the rain fall, fall upon the earth ball
 
[Chorus]
G D A E
Oh say, please don't go away I haven't got much I can call to
G D A E
If you're not here or somewheres else outside
G D A E
Some scene, I'll make myself, fine to keep on laughin'
G D A
I'll get by with a little bit of luck again
 
[Verse 3]
A D A E
Gonna get me a place down here for Thanksgiving dinner, don't ya know?
A D A E
Gonna get me a lid and kickback out of sight
A D A D
It keeps me mellow, it gets me way down low Playin'
A D A D
in the mornin' sun, singin' with a silver tongue
 
[Verse 4]
A D A E
Gonna dig me a hole, down here in all these patchwork quilts
A D A E
Keep my banjo my my side, right there in bed
A D A D
Pretend I'm in a rowboat down at the railroad pond Playin'
A D A D
in the mornin' sun, playin' with a silver tongue
 
[Chorus]
G D A E
Oh me, what do you see? Not much left in the cupboard
G D A E
Half past three and time to make the survey again
G D A E
Street's up, the street's gone up, The town below got flooded
G D A A
But I'll get by with a little bit of luck again

How to play Morning Bugle

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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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