Outlaws
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D D
C C D D
D D D D
C C D D
D D
[Verse]
D D D
I don't need religion
D D D D D
D Dm C
I sold my soul
C D D D C
To rock & roll
D D
As I do this cocaine
C C D D D
And drink down this shot of Jim Beam
[Chorus]
D C C G
I can't help but think of the outlaws
G D D D D
That came before me
[Verse]
D D C
Drink down a bottle of whiskey
C D D D D
And still find the door
C C G
Snort up three lines of cocaine
G D D D D
And still want three more
D D C
The scars on his face and his hands
C D D D
Are easy to see
[Chorus]
D C C G
I can't help but think of the outlaws
G D D D
That came before me
[Verse]
D C C Bm
We all get high........
C D D D
We all get stoned
D C C G
We have been known, to march to a beat
G D D D
That's all our own
D C C G
We won't let no one
G D D D
Tell us what to be
[Chorus]
D C C G
I can't help but think of the outlaws
G D D D D
That came before me
[Bridge]
D D
This here is a vicious cycle
D
There are better means to get me up
D
For instance ring the bell
C C
Along with amphetamines
C
I think about four or five a night
C D
But I got up to bout 12 or 14
D
And a case a night
D D
I would take 'em at the concert
C C
I don't wanna get too fuckin' high off the ground
C
Before I would go on stage
C
I would feel ok but I was wreck
[Instrumental]
C C
G G Dm Dm
Dm Dm C C
G C D D
D D C C
G G D D
D D C C
G C D D
D
[Verse]
D C C G
We all get high...........
G D D D
We all get stoned
D C C G
We have been known to march to a beat
G D D D
That's all our own
D C C G
We won't let no one
G D D D
Tell us what to be
[Chorus]
D C C G
I can't help but think of the outlaws
G D D D
That came before me
[Outro]
D C C G
Let's make a toast to all of the outlaws
G D
That came before me
N.C. C
C G G D
D D D C
C G G Dm
Dm D D C
C G G D
D Dm D C
C G G D
D D D C
C G G D
D D D C
C G G Dm
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How to play Outlaws
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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.