Single Wide Dreamer
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
6th traste
[Verse 1]
C
He's got a hammock hung up,
C F C
Between a sweet gum and a piece of PVC,
C
He's a hotdog griller, and a cold beer killer,
G
And he fights for guns and peace,
C
He's a college grad with a tat on his back,
F C
Of a fuzzy memory,
C G Am
He pays cash and respects to Merle,
F C G C
A single wide dreamer, in a double wide world
[Chorus]
F
He's a shoulda, coulda, woulda,
C
Maybe still he oughta be a,
C G
Preacher or professor of highfalutin philosophy,
C
He's as easy as that breeze a blowin,
F C
Up the skirt on Marilyn Man-rowin,
F C G C
And a floatin' and a tokin' down that stream
[Break]
G C
[Verse 2]
C
He's an over-qualified-er,
F
A bonafide backslider,
C
A poet and a know-it-all,
G
And a pleasure when he's stoned
C
He works extra hard to not work too hard,
F
Grows grass in his backyard,
C
And if Heaven ain't for him,
G Am
Hell, I don't wanna go
[Chorus]
F
He's a shoulda, coulda, woulda,
C
Maybe still he oughta be a,
C G
Preacher or professor of highfalutin philosophy,
C F C
Yeah he's the friend ya got that gets with all the willin' girls,
F C G C
Single wide dreamin, in a double wide world
G C
All the willin' girls
[Break]
G C
F C
G C
[Chorus]
F
He's a shoulda, coulda, woulda,
C
Maybe still he oughta be a,
C G
Preacher or professor of highfalutin philosophy,
C
He's as easy as that breeze a blowin,
F C
Up the skirt on Marilyn Man-rowin,
F C G C
And a floatin' and a tokin' down that stream
C F C
Yeah he's the friend ya got that gets with all the willin' girls,
F C G C
Single wide dreamin, in a double wide world
F C G C
He's a single wide dreamer, in a double wide world
How to play Single Wide Dreamer
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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.