Self Made Man - Montgomery Gentry

Self Made Man

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Lick 1
e---3-------------------I-------------------I
B---3-------------------I---------------5---I
G---4-------------------I---------------5---I
D---5-----------5---5---I-----------5---5---I
A---5---5---7-----------I---5---7-----------I
E---3-------------------I-------------------I
 
Lick 2
e------------------I-------------------I
B------------------I-------------------I
G------------------I-------------------I
D-----------5--5---I-----------5-------I
A---5---7----------I---5---7-----------I
E------------------I---------------3---I
They use vibrato on the recording
 
intro: G, C, G, C (Lick 1 x2)
G
I could say it's all her fault
 
She never had any patience at all
C
I'm a complicated guy
G
And she didn't try to understand
 
(Lick 2)
 
G
I could claim I had nothing to do
 
With the fact that I'm lonesome and blue
C D
But that wouldn't be true
G
I'm a self made man
 
[Refrão] C G/B
Yeah I'm the one that fooled around
Am G
And let the one that loved me down
C G/B Dsus4 D
And she had more of me than she could stand
C G/B
I blamed everyone but me
Am G
But now that it's too late I see
Am G/B C
Nobody helped me get where I am
D G
I'm a self made man
 
(Lick 1 x1)
 
I could blame it on the way I was raised
Or I could say that I was just too afraid
To let my heart in somebody else's hands
(Lick 2)
I could always make one more excuse
but in the end, what's the use
I might as well face, I'm a self made man
 
repeat chorus
 
Lead (C G/B, Am, G; C, G/B)
 
Dsus4 D C G/B
woa--, I blamed everyone but me
Am G
But now that it's too late I see
Am G/B C
Nobody helped me get where I am
D G
I'm a self made man
 
(Lick 1 x3)
(end with last half of Lick 2)
 
These are the only tricky chords
G/B Dsus4
--X-- --X--
--2-- --X--
--0-- --0--
--0-- --2--
--0-- --3--
--3-- --3--
The rest are EXTREMELY basic

How to play Self Made Man

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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.

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