PRO: Girls_night_Out.cpm
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[E] [E4sus] [E] [Em]
{comment:Verse 1:}
[E]Friday finally came around, This girl's ready to paint the town
[E]Tonight ain't [D]nothing gonna slow me d[E]own
[E]I did my time workin' all week. Tonight's all mine, tomorrow I'll sleep
W[A]anna hear a b[D]and with a country s[E]ound
{start_of_chorus}
[F#]Well I'be been cooped up all week long
[Ab]I've been working my f[A]ingers to the b[B]one
[E]Well, it's a girl's night out. H[F#]oney, there ain't no doubt
I'm gonna d[B7]ance every dance til the boys go h[E]ome
[E]Well, it's my night to rock. No w[F#]atchin' that old clock
Ain't no[B7] doubt, Lordy! It's a girl's night o[E]ut
{end_of_chorus}
{comment:Verse 2:}
[E]Two-step or cotton-eyed joe. They can play 'em fast or they can play 'em slow
[A]I can do 'em all, just s[D]how me the f[E]loor
[E]You can give me a little rock n roll, or even a waltz with the lights down low
I'll still be da[A]ncin' when they c[D]lose the d[E]oor
{comment:Repeat chorus twice, then first verse to fade}
How to play PRO: Girls_night_Out.cpm
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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.