Solo Solo
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
6th traste
As recorded by Jake Owen
(From the 2023 Album LOOSE CANNON)
Capo 6th fret
[Verse 1]
G
Ever since she left, man, I ain’t been right
D
Started in the dark with a cold Bud Light
Em C
Killed a six pack, then grabbed a fifth of whiskey
G
Fixed me a drink ‘cause my heart’s all broke
D
Heavy on the Jack, little light on the coke
Em C
Having me a she-ain’t-coming-back porch party
C
Yeah she got me
[Chorus]
G
Sippin’ on a Solo, solo
D
Feeling pretty high but I’m down low
Em
Holding on tight ‘cause she let go
C D
Going under, getting over that tail light glow
G
Cup’s bright red but I feel blue
D
She was the one so I poured two
Em C D
‘Case she comes back again and until then I’ll sit here all alone
G D
Sippin’ on a Solo, solo
[Verse 2]
G
Oughta be downtown saying what’s up
D
Tryna put a drink in a pretty girl’s cup
Em
Lost in a crowd tryna find someone
C
‘Stead of going hard at this party for one
[Chorus]
G
Sippin’ on a Solo, solo
D
Feeling pretty high but I’m down low
Em
Holding on tight ‘cause she let go
C D
Going under, getting over that tail light glow
G
Cup’s bright red but I feel blue
D
She was the one so I poured two
Em C D
‘Case she comes back again and until then I’ll sit here all alone
G
Sippin’ on a Solo, solo
[Guitar Solo]
D Em7 C D
[Bridge]
Em
It’s just me, myself, and this drink
C
Kinda ironic, don’t you think?
[Chorus]
G
Sippin’ on a Solo, solo
D
Feeling pretty high but I’m down low
Em
Holding on tight ‘cause she let go
C D
Going under, getting over that tail light glow
G
Cup’s bright red but I feel blue
D
She was the one so I poured two
Em C D
‘Case she comes back again and until then I’ll sit here all alone
G D
Sippin’ on a Solo, solo
[Outro]
Em
Baby this cup I’m sippin’ on
C D G
It’s just short for, so long
How to play Solo Solo
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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.