Mr. Brownstone
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[INTRO ]
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e|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|
b|---------------------------------|-3p2p0---------------------------|
g|-------------------------2-------|-------2p0-----------------------|
d|-------------------------2-------|-----------2p0---------2---------|
a|-------2p0---------------0-------|---------------2p0-----2---------|
e|-0-3-4-----0-3-4-0---3-4---------|-------------------3h4-0---------|
e|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|
b|---------------------------------|-3-------------------------------|
g|-------------------------2-------|-2-----2-------------------------|
d|-------------------------2-------|-0-----2-----2-------------------|
a|-------2p0---------------0-------|-------0-----2-------b-----------|
e|-0-3-4-----0-3-4-0---3-4---------|-------------0-------3-----------|
( A D A)
I get up around seven
Get outta bed around nine
And I don't worry about nothin' no
Cause worryin's a waste of my...time
(A D A)
The show usually starts around seven
We go on stage around nine
Get on the bus about eleven
Sippin' a drink and feelin' fine
F
We been dancin' with
B
Mr. Brownstone
C
He's been knockin'
Cm D
He won't leave me alone
Bm
I used ta do a little
but a little wouldn't do
A
So the little got more and more
Bm
I just keep tryin'
ta get a little better
A
Said a little better than before
Bm
I used ta do a little
but a little wouldn't do
A
So the little got more and more
Bm
I just keep tryin'
ta get a little better
A
Said a little better than before
F
We been dancin' with
B
Mr. Brownstone
C
He's been knockin'
C Cm D
He won't leave me alone
( A D A )
Now I get up around whenever
I used ta get up on time
But that old man
he's a real muthafucker
Gonna kick him on down the line
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Contribuição: Renato Abrahao(puxiqueiro@yahoo.com.br)
How to play Mr. Brownstone
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.