Summer Shandy
View chords used in this chart
Intro:
G5
Verse
(No chords, only bass on G, but you could play G F#m Em like the first line)
(G) (F#m) (Em)
You caught me doing push-ups in the morning before everyone else woke up
and then the Sea dog busted in, he was out all night getting chased by cops
and in this moment i was pretty pleased at the person I was pretending to be.
G F#m Em
Hook
G F#m Em G F#m Em
I got them bad boy blues baby
G F#m Em G F#m Em
I got them bad boy blues baby
Verse
(G5)
G F#m Em
When she asks me why they call me Brian instead of Steven
G F#m Em
I tell her its got as much to do with personal as it does professional reasons
G Bm C Em
I gotta host of reasons I should stop before I start
G F#m Em
but the only thing stronger than my head is my heart
[Refrão]
G F#m Em G F#m Em
I got them bad boy blues baby
G F#m Em
I got them bad boy blues, I feel hypnotized (bad boy blues baby)
G F#m Em
by the way you move and those big brown eyes
G Bm C G
Yeah that would be great, that would be beach house living
Em Bm C G
every night rest of our lives you and me we could go swimming, swimming
Em Bm C G
Yeah that would be great, that would be beach house living
Em Bm C G
every night rest of our lives you and me we could go swimming, swimming
G5 x2
Solo
Em Bm C G x3
Em B
[Refrão] Ending
G F#m Em G F#m Em
I got them bad boy blues baby
G F#m Em
I got them bad boy blues, I feel hypnotized (bad boy blues baby)
G F#m Em
by the way you move and those big brown eyes
G Bm C G
Yeah that would be great, that would be beach house living
Em Bm C G
every night rest of our lives you and me we could go swimming, swimming
Em Bm C G
Yeah that would be great, that would be beach house living
Em Bm C D
every night rest of our lives you and me we could go swimming, swimming,
C Bm Am
swimming, swimming, swimming, swimming, swimming, swimming,
G
swimming,
G
How to play Summer Shandy
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G5. 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.