Thats What God Made Whiskey For
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G D Am C
[Verse 1]
G
She left the wedding pictures on the wall
D
She left some boxes lying in the hall
Am
Just a few more things
C
And the phone just rings
G
I guess I thought that we could work things out
D
But this is it, brother there's no doubt
Am
She wants to be free
C
And she wants custody
[Chorus]
G
Well I'm not sorry and I'm not sad
D
I went from full-time lover to part-time dad
Am
And now she's walking out the door
C
But that's what God made Whiskey for
[Verse 2]
G
D-I-V-O-R-C-E
D
I never thought it could happen to me
Am
When I said: 'I do'
C
I thought she did too
G
She used to be my honey, used to be my spouse
D
Now she wants half my money, and half my house
Am
There's no love left behind her eyes
C
And now she says we gotta finalize
[Chorus]
G
Well I'm not sorry and I'm not sad
D
I'm not dreaming about the life we had
Am
No-one's ever died of a slamming door
C
And that's what God made Whiskey for
G
Now she's gone, but I'll be fine
D
I'm gonna drink myself half-blind
Am
So I can't see her face no more
C G
And that's what God made whiskey for
D Am C
[Verse 3]
G
God made women, God made man
D
Longneck bottles, pop top cans
Am
Boots for walking, fish to fry
C
And doors to close when you need a cry
G
Hellraising on a Saturday night
D
And church on Sunday and visitation rights
Am
And purple sunsets, yellow sunrise
C
And wornout dreams like a smoke in your eyes
[Chorus]
G
Well I'm not sorry and I'm not sad
D
I'm not dreaming about the life we had
Am
She don't love me anymore
C
But that's what God made Whiskey for
G
Now she's gone, but I'll be fine
D
I'm gonna drink myself half blind
Am
So I can't see her face no more
C
Cause that's what God made whiskey for
[Outro]
G D Am C
Play to fade.
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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.