Small Town Girls
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
1st traste
* - One strum
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D A
Can't seem to find me a better option
Bm
Start with deleting you from my concoction
A D
Cause this drink here is too damn strong
D A
Blocked you all on my social media
Bm A D
Deleted your number because if I think of you i'll probably say I need ya
D A
Caught a greyhound westbound for nowhere
Bm A D
Don't even care because when you left this town you're out of my damn hair
D A
You'd mix your drink with prescription pills
That I know you stole from Will's
Bm A D
And I'll never understand how that's ever gonna be fun
[Chorus]
G A
But you're just a rolling stone
Bm A D
Still looking for a home
G A
And you'll come back soon
Bm A D
Wild As a monsoon
G A
And you're just a small-town girl
Bm D
Who will never fight the demons
G A D
So you blame them on something from out here
[Verse 2]
D A
Maybe if I stayed around for a while
I might have got to like that smile
Bm A D
The one that reeks of rum and JPS
D A
And when I bought that new guitar
You wrapped it around my car
Bm A D
When I said I might leave this town and not come back
D A
You helped me pack on my front lawn
It rained down even more
Bm A D
Then the rain in the middle of the flood of 2019
D A
Jokes on you because I called the landlord
He's gonna lock that door
Bm A D
No women are staying High, drunk, Dirty and off-tap
D A
I hope this letter finds you well
I'm not praying on a wishing well
Bm* A* D*
Hell, I don't give two damn fucks if you listen to this
[Chorus]
G A
But you're just a rolling stone
Bm A D
Still looking for a home
G A
And you'll come back soon
Bm A D
Wild As a monsoon
G A
And you're just a small-town girl
Bm D
Who will never fight the demons
G A D A Bm
So you blame them on something from out here
G A D
Oh you blame them on something from out here
[Outro]
D
How to play Small Town Girls
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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.