Cifra de Suds in the bucket - Sara Evans
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Primeiro acorde: A 4 acordes identificados
Capo 1
Intro - A
(verse 1)
A D A
She was in the backyard say it was a little past nine,
When her prince pulled up, a white pickup truck,
(verse 2)
A D A
Her folks should've seen it comming it was just a matter of time,
Pleanty old enough, when you can't stop love,
(verse 3)
A D A
She stuck a not on the screen door, sorry but I got to go,
That was all she wrote, her momma's heart was broke,
That was all she wrote, so the story goes,
[Refrão] F#m
Now her daddy's in the kitchen,
E D A
Starin out the window scratchin and rackin his brains,
How could eighteen years just up and walk away,
A little pony tailed girl, growed up to be a woman
Now she's gone in the a blink of an eye,
She left the suds in the bucket,
And the clothes hangin out on the line,
(verse 4)
A D A
Now don't you wonder what the preachers gonna preach about Sunday mornin,
Nothin quit like this, it's happened here before,
(verse 5)
Well he must've been a looker, a smooth talkin sun-of-a-gun,
For such a grounded girl, to just up and run,
Cause you can't fence time, and you can't stop love,
[Refrão] F#m
Now all the bitty's in the beautyshop,
E D A
Guess I'm going non-stop, sippin on pink lemonade,
How could eighteen years just up and walk away,
A little pony tailed girl, growed up to be a woman
Now she's gone in the a blink of an eye,
She left the suds in the bucket,
And the clothes hangin out on the line, ye-hoo
(lead chords - A - D - A = 5x's)
(chorus)
She's got her pretty little bare feet,
E D A
Hangin out the window and their headed up to Vegas tonight,
How could eighteen years just up and walk away,
Our little pony tailed girl, growed up to be a woman
Now she's gone in the a blink of an eye,
She left the suds in the bucket,
And the clothes hangin out on the line,
(ending verse)
A D A
She was in the backyard say it was a little past nine,
When her prince pulled up, a white pickup truck,
Pleanty old enough, when you can't stop love,
No you can't fence time, and you can't stop love,