Slow Moving Bird - Heres To You When I Woke Up
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Here’s to You (When I Woke Up)
By Slow Moving Bird
Standard Tuning
[Intro]
G Am C G
[Verse 1]
G Am
When I woke up, feeling low
C G
I had nothing to live for, nowhere to go
G Am
Never spoke up, Always too slow
C G
I hide in my bedroom, end of show
[Instrumental]
G Am C G
[Verse 2]
G Am
They found you doped up, in your favorite bathrobe
C G
Nothing to see here, folks, don’t you have somewhere to go?
G Am
Then you walked out on that road, a child or so I’m told
C G
A version of a memory of disaster
[Chorus]
G Am
These are the battles that we face, The memories we erase
C G
For every dream and every heartache we embrace
[Instrumental]
G Am C G (x2)
[Verse 3]
G
Now, I cut my teeth, sharpen my claws
Am C G
I’ve packed my bags and signed my drawers, I stayed too long, I am un-amused!
G Am
O, I spilled my blood and worked my sweat, somethings are just too hard to correct
C G
I stand here guilty, as accused!
[Chorus]
G Am
These are the battles that we face
C G G
The memories we create, For all your dreams and all the promises we make
Am C
Here’s to you! Here’s to you!
G (G)
Here’s to you my friend, in the end that’s all that matters
[Instrumental]
G Am C G (x2)
[Verse 4]
G Am
I get choked up, listening to tunes on my radio
C G
I hear the Allman Brothers playing Melissa and I began to cry
G Am C
I won’t lay down for any Master, you can just ask her yourself
G
if you see her on the road aways in the pouring rain on the city streets
[Outro Chorus]
G Am
Somewhere, These are the battles that we face
C/G G
The memories we create, For all your dreams and all the promises you make
G Am
Here’s to you! Here’s to you!
C G
Here’s to you my friend, in the end that’s all that matters most
[Outro]
G Am C G
How to play Slow Moving Bird - Heres To You When I Woke Up
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