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Queen On The River - Brett Kissel

Queen On The River

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste

As recorded by Brett Kissel

(From the 2023 Album THE COMPASS PROJECT - WEST ALBUM)

[Intro]

G D

[Verse 1]

G

Hey Darlin'

C

You're looking a little flushed

G

But don't worry 'cause I'm straight

A

So there's no need to rush

G

We can make a pair

C

Just sit right over there

G D G

I'll deal you in, and give you all my love

[Chorus]

C G

'Cause you're my queen on the river

C G

And I'm your king on the turn

C G E

Just make sure that I'm the one you draw

A D

After the joker you burn

C G

'Cause a full house beats a pair

C G

And you know I'll take you there

C G E

There's no need to call my bluff 'cause

A D G

I've tipped my hand with all my love

[Fiddle Solo]

C G E A D G A G

[Verse 2]

N.C.

Let's ante up

C G

And raise the stakes a bit

G

'Cause you've been misdealt all your life

A D

But it's no time to quit

G

I'm short stacked, I'm bettin', hopin'

C

It's your call, the table's open

G D G

Fold now, or call me, "All in"

[Chorus]

C G

'Cause you're my queen on the river

C G

And I'm your king on the turn

C G E

Just make sure that I'm the one you draw

A D

After the joker you burn

C G

'Cause a full house beats a pair

C G

And you know I'll take you there

C G E

There's no need to call my bluff 'cause

A D G

I've tipped my hand with all my love

[Guitar, Piano & Fiddle Solos]

C G C G C E A7

D C G C G C

G E A D G

[Chorus]

C G

You're my queen on the river

C G

Yeah, and I'm your king on the turn

C G E

Just make sure that I'm the one you draw

A D

After the joker you burn

C G

'Cause a full house beats a pair

C G

And you know I'll take you there

C G E

There's no need to call my bluff 'cause

A7 D G

I've tipped my hand with all my love

C G E

There's no need to call my bluff 'cause

A D G

I've tipped my hand with all my love

[Outro]

C G E A7 D G N.C. G

How to play Queen On The River

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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.

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