Steven Fisher And Ellie Fisher - The Bartender
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
The Bartender
G C G
He’s The First One To Greet You When You Walk Into His Bar
D C G
His Smile Just As Genuine As His Heart
G C
He Already Knows What your Drankin
D C G
As You Start Sankin
G C G
And Its As Cold As Your Exes Cheatin Heart
D C G
The Only time He Hears NO Is When He Says I Think You’ve Had Enough
Chorous
G C G
He Says Hey Where Ya Been Glad That You Dropped In
D C G
Ole Familiar Faces Lined Up At The Bar
G C G
They Come From Places Near And Far
G D C G
Then He Says Don’t Stay Gone So Long The Next Time
G C C C G
Two Legends Sitting At The Bar Telling Stories Bout Runnin Shine
G D C G
From The Mountains Of Suck Creek To Tracy City
G C G C G
One Looked At The Other Said You Gotta Open Your Eyes
D C G
And Finish The Story And I’ll Get Another Round
G C G
Lookin At The Walls Full Of Memories
D C G
Bring You Back To Much Simpler Times
Chorus
G C G
He Says Hey Where Ya Been I’m Glad That You Dropped In
D C G
Ole Familiar Faces Lined Up At The Bar
G C G
They Come From places Near And Far
G D C G
Then He Says Don’t Stay Gone So Long The Next Time
G D C G
Yeah Don’t Stay Gone So Long The Next Time
How to play Steven Fisher And Ellie Fisher - The Bartender
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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.