Six Feet Down
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
"Six Feet Down" - Eddie Noack
Track 32 of 36 on the album "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes [Disc 2]" (2012)
Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diT5O4zfWAc
[Intro]
C
[Chorus]
N.C. G7 C
Six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
G7 C
Six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
[Verse]
C F
Did you ever notice the hands on the clock as they travel from hour to hour?
F C G7 C
They reach their destination together, but the big one requires more power
C F
So if you find you can't keep up while your friend floats along like a feather
F C G7 C
Keep this in mind that in the end, you're gonna wind up together
[Chorus]
G7 C
Six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
G7 C C7
Yeah, six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
[Bridge 1]
F C
Six feet down in the cold, cold ground, there's a place reserved for you
F G7 C
Don't make any difference if you're rich or poor, you're gonna wind up there too
[Chorus]
G7 C
Six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
G7 C C7
I said six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
[Bridge 2]
F C
So if your friends drive a brand new car and act so high and proud
F G7 C
There'll come a time you'll both be equal, there's no pockets in a shroud
[Chorus]
G7 C
Six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
G7 C
I said six feet down... in the cold, cold ground
C G7 C
How to play Six Feet Down
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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