One Hangover - Matt King

One Hangover

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[Intro: ](G) (G) (C) (G) (D) (G) x 2
 
He (G) self-medicates with a SunDrop soda
A pack of Pall Malls and a (D) shot of 90 (G) proof
He's never gonna to face it
As (C) long as he stays
Just (G) one hangover a(D)head of the truth
 
He (G) combs each hair one ear to the other
Party's like he's twenty, but he's (D) fightin' forty(G)two
He'll never have to face it
As (C) long as he stays
Just (G) one hangover a(D)head of the truth
 
(G) Heaven help him
(Cadd9) Someone left him
(G) Bless his heart
It's (D) broke in two
(G) Lord, have mercy
It (Cadd9) can't get worse
He's (G) one hangover a(D)head of the (G) truth
 
He wears (G) Brut fabrege like a cold coat of armour
Nobody ever told him that a (D) little dab'll (G) do
He's got a nugget on a chain
Used to (C) be his wedding ring
He's (G) actin' like a player
But he's (D) lookin' like a (G) fool
 
(G) Heaven help him
(Cadd9) Someone left him
(G) Bless his heart
It's (D) broke in two
(G) Lord, have mercy
It (Cadd9) can't get worse
He's (G) one hangover a(D)head of the (G) truth
 
He bought (D) chrome-mag wheels
For his woodpanel Pacer
Some (Cadd9) stovepipe Lee Jeans
And (G) rattlesnake boots
A (D) tent and a can
And a vibratin' pager
(No Chord / Spoken) Never underestimate the power of denial
 
(G) Heaven help him
(Cadd9) Someone left him
(G) Bless his heart
It's (D) broke in two
(G) Lord, have mercy
It (Cadd9) can't get worse
He's (G) one hangover a(D)head of the (G) truth
(G) Heaven help him
(Cadd9) Someone left him
(G) Bless his heart
It's (D) broke in two
(G) Lord, have mercy
It (Cadd9) can't get worse
He's (G) one hangover a(D)head of the (G) truth

How to play One Hangover

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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