Out With A Bang - David Lee Murphey

Out With A Bang

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intro: F#
 
d----4h6-----6-----3s4-------4---4h6---6
g-----------4-----------------6--------------4--
F# C#
 
G# F# C#
1. Just dropped five dollars in the jukebox baby
2. you know some folks say I'll never see heaven
G# F# C# G#
1. get your soul on the ole dance floor, If your gonna
2. if I don't change the road I'm on, but me I know
F# C# G#
F# C#
1. run with the big dogs hun you gotta get off the porch,
2. just where I'm going I don't have to be told,
G# F# C#
1. Cause you can sit there all night up tight baby,
2. they say living fast it just won't last but that don't
G# F# C#
G#
1. but a good time is something I know, you gotta kick
2. bother me cause when it comes my time to go
G#
1. the jump for the night is young and there's just one
2. I won't go easily__
 
1. way to go__ d----4s6----
 
CHORUS:
F# C# G#
out with a bang kickin up dust honey tonight I'm all wound up
F# C# D#
over the fence and off of my chest honey tonight I'm a
F#
hurricane, Out with a Bang. REPEAT INTRO
 
BRIDGE:
F# C# G# F# C#
G#
Everybody wants a good time , hell yeah we all have the right,
F# C# D#
F#
But if your comin' with me now darlin' you better hold on tight,
 
a---4h6---4h6---4h6---3s44s2--4h6-------------
d---------4-------6-------4---------------------4---------6
g----------------------------------------------------6b^4---
 
repeat chorus:
 
repeat intro with this at the end of it:
d---------------6
g---6b^4------
 
the end
 
 
 
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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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