Plead The Fifth
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
SONG: PLEAD THE FIFTH
ARTIST: TYRA MADISON
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NdyWHO0wgHg&si=ftToNNpMlshQRKDa
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 1st FRET
[Intro]
Am C G D
Am C G E7
[Verse]
Am C
One white car in my drive
G D
Two men in blue underneath my porch light
Am C
Three hard knocks on my door
G D
Four miles to straighten my story before
Am C
I'm in that chair, silver cuffs on my hands
G E E7
And they got some questions 'bout a missing man
[Chorus]
Am
I plead the fifth
C
I've learned how to be quiet
G D
Since he put a ring on my hand
Am
I plead the fifth
C
Yeah, he's somewhere lyin'
G E7
No he never was a good man
Am C
Ain't sayin' I didn't, ain't sayin' I did
G D
I ain't sayin' nothing, I'm bitin' my lip
Am
I plead the fifth
C G D
Ooooh oooh ooh ooooh
[Verse]
Am C
One rose for every black eye
G D
I heard "I'm sorry" too many times
Am C
Three years, I didn't speak up
G D
So for one more day I can keep my mouth shut
[Chorus]
Am
I plead the fifth
C
I've learned how to be quiet
G D
Since he put a ring on my hand
Am
I plead the fifth
C
Yeah, he's somewhere lyin'
G Em
No he never was a good man
Am C
Ain't sayin' I didn't, ain't sayin' I did
G D
I ain't sayin' nothing, I'm bitin' my lip
Am C G D
I plead the fi-fth
Am C G
I plead the fiiifth
E
Ooh ooh ooh ooooh
[Bridge]
Am C
Ain't sayin' I didn't
G D
Ain't sayin' I did
Am C
Whatever he got
G D
He had coming, coming for it
[Chorus]
Am
I plead the fifth
C
I've learned how to be quiet
G D
Since he put a ring on my hand
I plead the fifth
Am C
Yeah, he's somewhere lyin'
G E
No he never was a good man
Em Am C
Wasn't he sayin' I didn't, ain't sayin' I did
G D
I ain't sayin' nothing, I'm bitin' my lip
Am
I plead the fifth
C G D
Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooooh
Am C
I plead the fifth
G E
Ooh ooh ooh oooooh ooh
How to play Plead The Fifth
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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.