Sand In My Seat
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[Verso 1]
B F#
I'd wash the street, I probably should
G#m
But it ain"t gonna do me any good
E
coz, it"s been just days in nee look kee
B
a little saint somewehere town
F#
it's gotta surfboard in the back,
G#m
a hula girl there on the dash,
E
a little bit of punch in a shitty cup
F#
wouldn't take much to clean her up, but...
[Refrão]
B F#
Then there wouldn't be sand in my seat
G#m
no salt water from the beach
E
no debris from those palmtrees
B
after a strong mid-summer rain
F#
no beach towels caroussel
G#m
no sweet sunlotion smell
E
a little cleanup what it needs
F# B
but then there wouldn;t be
F# G#m E F# B
sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat
[Verso 2]
B F#
we ride it out to the gitty rocks
G#m
get a souvenir from seagull flocks
E
ain't seen this top in thirteen years
B
trade it at the inn for a case of beer
F#
but those AT's take dunes real good
G#m
and there's puff motorride there on the hood
E
Everytime i pass the sudds and soads i might stop
F#
but then i don't
[Refrão]
B F#
Then there wouldn't be sand in my seat
G#m
no salt water from the beach
E
no debris from those palmtrees
B
after a strong mid-summer rain
F#
no beach towels caroussel
G#m
no sweet sunlotion smell
E
a little cleanup what it needs
F# B
but then there wouldn;t be
F# G#m E F# B
sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat
Solo guitar
[Ponte]
C#m G#m F#
Maybe sometime it come again
C#m G#m F#
when i go and wash all those memories away
no chords
[Refrão]
B F#
Then there wouldn't be sand in my seat
G#m
no salt water from the beach
E
no debris from those palmtrees
B
after a strong mid-summer rain
F#
no beach towels caroussel
G#m
no sweet sunlotion smell
E
a little cleanup what it needs
F# B
but then there wouldn;t be
F# G#m E F# B
sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat
Outro
B F# G#m E F# B
Sand in my seat, sand in my seat, sand in my seat
End
How to play Sand In My Seat
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 B. 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.