No Vacancy
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[Intro ]Em G D Cmaj7 Em G D Cmaj7
[Verso 1]Em G D C
Sitting on the curbside, liquor in my cup
Em G D C
Well she says goodbye and the phone hangs up
Em G D C
And it's kind of got me feeling some type of way
Em C D Cmaj7
Like a sinner left sitting on Judgement Day
Interlude Em G D C Em G D C
[Verso 2] Em G D C
Well these empty bottles and motel rooms
Em G D C
Don't treat me quite like they used to
Em G D C
And the company man still treats me well
Em G D Cmaj7
Paying for a glorified prison cell
[Refrão] Em G D C
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
Em G D C
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
Em G D C
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
Em G D C
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Em G D C
Broken heart with no vacancy
C
No vacancy
Interlude Em G D C Em G D C
[Verso 3] Em G D C
She said she'll call me round half past eight
Em G D C
Been a damn long day, don't wait up too late
Em G D C
And I'm sitting like a prisoner in these four walls
Em G D C
Watching basic cable, drinking alcohol
[Refrão] Em G D C
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
Em G D C
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
Em G D C
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
Em G D C
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Em G D C
Broken heart with no vacancy
C
No vacancy
Guitar Solo
Em G D C Em G D C
Em G D C Em G D C
[Verso 4]Em G D C
Sitting on the curbside, liquor in my cup
Em G D C
Well she says goodbye and the phone hangs up
Em G D C
And it's kind of got me feeling some type of way
Em C D Cmaj7
Like a sinner left sitting on Judgement Day
[Refrão] Em G D C
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
Em G D C
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
Em G D C
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
Em G D C
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Em G D C
Broken heart with no vacancy
C
No vacancy
Outro
Em G D C Em G D C Em
How to play No Vacancy
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.