Not So Fast - Austin Williams

Not So Fast

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[Intro ]
F G Am G
 
[Verso 1]
F G
Goodbye got you out of this little town
Am G
When you left, I went dust-cloud crazy
F G
Now it's been a month, thought that was long enough
Am G
Ain't been thinkin' 'bout you much lately
F G
'Til I started pourin' Number 7 up slow
Am
I was lettin' you go
 
[Refrão]
G F
But not so fast, just one glass
G Am
You're back on my mind in a fifth-of-Jack flask
G F
Baby, not so easy as I'd thought it'd be, well
G Am G
After one sip it's all I'm seeing
F
Is you, ooh, ooh
G Am
In the the midnight blue, ooh, ooh
G F G Am
This get-you-gone buzz brought you up, girl, just like that
G F G Am G
Gettin' over you's not so fast
 
[Verso 2]
F G
Why's it have to taste like a Cabernet?
Am G
How am I seein' double of you where there's no you at all?
F G
I was almost on a movin'-on road
Am
Girl, I was gettin' close
 
[Refrão]
G F
But not so fast, just one glass
G Am
You're back on my mind in a fifth-of-Jack flask
G F
Baby, not so easy as I'd thought it'd be, well
G Am G
After one sip it's all I'm seeing
F
Is you, ooh, ooh
G Am
In the the midnight blue, ooh, ooh
G F G Am
This get-you-gone buzz brought you up, girl, just like that
G F G Am G
Gettin' over you's not so fast
 
[Ponte]
F G Am
You-ooh
G F G Am G
Gettin' over you's not so fast
F G
Until I started pourin' Number 7 up slow
Am
I was lettin' you go
 
[Refrão]
G F
But not so fast, just one glass
G Am
You're back on my mind in a fifth-of-Jack flask
G F
Baby, not so easy as I'd thought it'd be, well
G Am G
After one sip it's all I'm seeing
F
Is you, ooh, ooh
G Am
In the the midnight blue, ooh, ooh
G F G Am
This get-you-gone buzz brought you up, girl, just like that
G F
Gettin' over you's not so fast
 
Outro
F G Am
(Not so fast, not so fast)
G
(Gettin' over you's not so fast)
F G Am
This get-you-gone buzz brought you up, girl, just like that
G N.C.
Gettin' over you's not so fast

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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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