Night To Go
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Dalton Dover
(2023 release)
[Intro]
E
[Verse 1]
E
It ain't parking with your buddies at the same ol' bar
E
Drinking all the same ol' drinks
E
It ain't hanging at the house all by yourself
E
Staring at a football game
A
Well, there's a million different ways to burn some moonlight
B
But you asked me, there ain't nothing like
[Chorus]
E
Pick her up at seven, she climbs on in
B
Ride around a little to a country song
B
Pull into that county line, stop and go
E
And go and get our cold beer on
E
Lean in for a kiss underneath the stars
B
Till the sun shows up, just hold her close
B
That's about as good as a good ol' boy
E
Would ever want a night to go
[Verse 2]
E
It's a back forty path that forks at the pines
E
And takes you where the river bends
E
And an old barn owl sings a little somethin'
E
And the breeze and the trees join in
A
She's got it right there in her hip pocket
B
I swear, man, there ain't no toppin'
[Chorus]
E
Pick her up at seven, she climbs on in
B
Ride around a little to a country song
B
Pull into that county line, stop and go
E
And go and get our cold beer on
E
Lean in for a kiss underneath the stars
B
Till the sun shows up, just hold her close
B
That's about as good as a good ol' boy
E
Would ever want a night to go
E
Play the guitar
[Guitar Solo]
A E B E
[Bridge]
A
There's a million different ways to burn some moonlight
B
But if you asked me, there ain't nothing like
[Chorus]
E
Pick her up at seven, she climbs on in
B
Ride around a little to a country song
B
Pull into that county line, stop and go
E
And go and get our cold beer on
E
Lean in for a kiss underneath the stars
B
Till the sun shows up, just hold her close
B
That's about as good as a good ol' boy
E
Would ever want a night to go
[Outro]
B
Yeah, that's about as good as a good ol' boy
E N.C. E
Would ever want a night to go
How to play Night To Go
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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.