Mykelti Jones And Brayden Kruzan - 8 Empty Chairs
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste:
2nd traste
[Intro]
Em
Am Em
Am Em
Am Em
Am Em
Em
[Verse 1]
Em C Em
One had to leave and then there were two
Am Em
Em C Em
3 short years later brother I dont blame you
Am Em
Em C Em
Four what its worth I’ll remember those years
Am Em
Em C Em
A family of five and a life without fears
Am Em
Em C Em
If Im lucky its six more like seven days a week
Em C Em
Im thinkin of you and I can’t get no sleep
Am Em
Am Em
Em
[Verse 2]
G C G
But now eight empty chairs surround my ninth empty beer
C G
G C G
Can’t drown it out can’t hold back the tears
C G
G C G
Ten empty friends just relivin those years
C G
G C G
What were you thinkin when you left us all here
C G
G C G
Im losin control can’t think very clear
G C G
I pace on the porch man I wish you were here
C G
[Bridge]
Bm C G
24 years of memories shared
Bm C G
I count to ten and I know that your near
Em C Em
This aint over I can hear you in the wind
Em C Em
Brother I know we’ll be together again
Em
[Chorus]
G C G
8 empty chairs no I dont think its fair
C G
G C G
9 empty beers man we wish you were here
C G
G C G
10 empty friends just relivin those years
C G
G C D G
What were you thinkin when you left us all here
C G
[Verse 3]
G C G
In this old house and were writin this tune
C G
G C G
Hearts breakin hands shakin what else can we do
C G
G C D G
Used to sit here a while, gettin drunk on your smile by the light of a 1 dollar moon
C G
C G
G C G
Throwin discs on the lawn, playin guitar till dawn
C G
G C G
I’ll cherrish those nights till I’m dead and gone
C G
G C D
Beer cans fillin the room, and we’d all sing the blues like Guy Clark and Steve Earle
G
used to do
C G
C G
G
[Chorus]
G C G
8 empty chairs no I don’t think it’s fair
C G
G C G
9 enpty beers man we wish you were here
C G
G C G
What were you thinkin when you left us all here
C G
G C D G
10 empty friends eys fillin with tears
We love you Kaeden.
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