Peat Fire Morning
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Cadd9 F6
4x
[Verse 1]
Cadd9
Peat fire morning buckets full
F6
Boots go clap under dressing gown wool
Cadd9
Weather girl smiles with her bright blonde hairdo
F6
News ain't good but the suns out soon
[Chorus]
F
How do you do?
C
How's about you?
F
How do you do?
CMaj7
How's about you?
F6
[Verse 2]
Cadd9
Evergreen sways in salt airs singing
F6
We ran like hell till we fell down grinning
Cadd9
Over the hedge to the old bag neighbour
F6
With a face so sour we should go together
[Chorus]
F
How do you do?
C
How's about you?
F
How do you do?
CMaj7
How's about you?
F6
[Instrumental]
Cadd9 F6 3x
[Inst Bridge]
Gm9 Gm7
F6 F6/9
Fm Fm6
Cadd9
F6
[Verse 3]
Cadd9
Old man winks with his eyes wide open
F6
Tilt of the head and into the bar room
Cadd9
Preacher spits on the high street corner
F6
Of the fiery pit and the island mourners
[Chorus]
F6
How do you do?
C
How's about you?
F6
How do you do?
CMaj7
How's about you?
[Outro]
F6 Cadd9 2x
How to play Peat Fire Morning
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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.