Real Cold Beer
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Intro
E C#m A x2
[Verso 1]
E C#m
I got a job that pays the bills
A E C#m A
And I've got a truck that gets me where I need to go
E C#m
Ain't got no house up on a hill
A E C#m
But I've got a John Deere and a lawn I gotta mow
A
It ain't all coming up roses, got my fair share of weeds
A A (Hold)
I ain't got everything I want, but I got what I need
[Refrão]
E C#m A
This ain't no big-time, high-class kinda invitation
E C#m A
Just a hometown crowd with some dirt road education
E C#m A
That could all use around a thousand-year vacation
E C#m A
But we gonna have to settle for this Friday situation
E C#m A
Got no million-dollar yacht, no Cadillacs in the parking lot
E C#m
No champagne, no chandelier
A E C#m A
But we got real cold beer
[Verso 2]
E C#m A
I got a cooler full of cans, one in my hand
E C#m A
And a couple lotta more to go
E C#m A
It's all sunshine and limes, good times, good vibes
E C#m A
Little 'Jack and Diane' on the radio
A
This simple life we're living, it don't always come cheap
A
But at the end of the day, at the end of the week
[Refrão]
E C#m A
This ain't no big-time, high-class kinda invitation
E C#m A
Just a hometown crowd with some dirt road education
E C#m A
That could all use around a thousand-year vacation
E C#m A
But we gonna have to settle for this Friday situation
E C#m A
Got no million-dollar yacht, no Cadillacs in the parking lot
E C#m
No champagne, no chandelier
A E C#m A
But we got real cold beer
E C#m A
[Ponte]
A
Yeah, the real world's got some real problems
A
But I'm betting we can solve 'em with some real cold beer
[Refrão]
E C#m A
This ain't no big-time, high-class kinda invitation
E C#m A
Just a hometown crowd with some dirt road education
E C#m A
That could all use around a thousand-year vacation
E C#m A
But we gonna have to settle for this Friday situation
E C#m A
Got no million-dollar yacht, no Cadillacs in the parking lot
E C#m
No champagne, no chandelier
A E C#m A
But we got real cold beer Real cold beer
E C#m A
How to play Real Cold Beer
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.