Some Whiskey - Warren Zeiders

Some Whiskey

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Warren Zeiders
(From the 2023 Album PRETTY LITTLE POISON)
 
[Intro]
C Am G F
 
[Verse 1]
C Am G F
Some whiskey on ice sounds pretty damn good again tonight
C Am G F
Some Tennessee or Kentucky's gonna set me right again tonight
 
[Pre-Chorus]
Em
And goodbye hurts
C F
Some whiskey works
Am
When I'm drinkin' alone
Am
Some whiskey don't
 
[Chorus]
G
Some whiskey's good in a shot
C
Some you sip on the rocks
C
Some you raise up and drink
G
Some burn up every memory
G
I've been drunker than hell
Am
Tried everyone on the shelf
F
From every shelf in this town
Dm C
But I ain't found one that brings you back
 
[Verse 2]
C Am7 G F
Jim Beam didn't turn your high beams back around
C Am G F
And that Black Label Jack didn't hold you from rollin' outta this town
 
[Pre-Chorus]
Em
You're drivin' away
F
Drivin' me insane
Am
Whiskey and tears
G
Pour like rain
 
[Chorus]
G
Some whiskey's good in a shot
C
Some you sip on the rocks
C
Some you raise up and drink
G
Some burn up every memory
G
I've been drunker than hell
Am
Tried everyone on the shelf
F
From every shelf in this town
Dm C
But I ain't found one that brings you back
 
[Post-Chorus]
G Am
Brings you back, brings you back
F
No, I ain't found one
 
[Chorus]
Dm C
Some whiskey's good in a shot
C
Some you sip on the rocks
C
Some you raise up and drink
G
Some burn up every memory
G
I've been drunker than hell
Am
Tried everyone on the shelf
F
From every shelf in this town
Dm C
But I ain't found one that brings you back
 
[Outro]
G Am7 C F Dm
Brings you back, brings you back
C
Brings you back

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