Pretty Good Living
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: PRETTY GOOD LIVING
ARTIST: SARAHBETH TAITE
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/n3g2excBREA?si=Vg6bXVkiP4EX7xV-
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
[Intro]
C C F C
C C F C
[Verse]
C F
We got bills, growing on trees
C F
We got babies, growing like weeds
C G/B
Burning both end of the candle
Am7 F
Just to keep the lights turned on
G
But we got Friday night to pull a bottle off the wall
[Chorus]
C
A little bit of bitter
F C
Makes the sweet taste sweeter
C
A little bit of rain
G
Makes the grass grow greener
C
There's a little bit of month at the end of the money
F C
A little bit of buzzin' while we're making our honey
C C/E Am7
Little bit of loving after working all day
F G C C F C
It's a pretty good living in this life we made
[Verse]
C F
We got hands, that's a ittle too small
C F
It's gonna take us thirty years to pay it off
C G/B
There's a laundry list of things to do
Am F
It never seems to end
G
We're spending dollars saving dimes
But I got you and we make sense
[Chorus]
C
A little bit of bitter
F C
Makes the sweet taste sweeter
C
A little bit of rain
G
Makes the grass grow greener
C
There's a little bit of month at the end of the money
F C
A little bit of buzzin' while we're making our honey
C C/E Am
Little bit of loving after working all day
F G Am G
It's a pretty good living in this life we're making up
F C G/B
And as we go along
Am G F
Simple as singing a country song
[Chorus]
C
A little bit of bitter
F C
Makes the sweet taste sweeter
C
A little bit of rain
G
Makes the grass grow greener
C
There's a little bit of month at the end of the money
F C
A little bit of buzzin' while we're making our honey
C C/E Am
Little bit of loving after working all day
F G C
It's a pretty good living in this life we're make
F C
Ooooh ooh
How to play Pretty Good Living
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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