Thats Why God Made Guitars
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
- strum each chord once then switch immidiatly and strum next
* strum once
[Intro]
G C Am
G C Am
[Verse 1]
G
They can rock out all night
C
At a smokey little bar downtown
Am
Show up around a fire on a Friday night
D
And you pass 'em around
G
They come across the radio
C
Make you wanna roll the windows down
Am
When I look in your eyes
And you give me that smile
D
Baby there ain't no doubt
[Chorus]
G
That's why God made guitars
C
And those country songs
Am
A place where we can park
A cooler for a bar
D
And a hood that we can lay on
G
That's why God made a six string
C
So I can tell you what I really mean
Am
Out here in the dark
Under this moon
A
God made guitars
D
So, I could get a girl like you
D G-C-Am
[Verse 2]
G
If I tried to tell you straight up
C
The words would probably come out wrong
Am
I get it all mixed up
Not saying enough
D
Or go on and on and on
G
See I ain't never felt
C
Like this about anybody else
Am
Girl you know I wanna
Tell you that I want ya
D
But I gotta have some help
[Chorus]
G
That's why God made guitars
C
And those country songs
Am
A place where we can park
A cooler for a bar
D
And a hood that we can lay on
G
That's why God made a six string
C
So I can tell you what I really mean
Am
Out here in the dark
Under this moon
D
God made guitars
G
For a night like this
C
And for a long slow kiss
Am
For a come a little closer, baby
D
Rollin' off of your lips
G C Am D
G*
That's why God made guitars
C*
And those country songs
Am*
A place where we can park
Am*
A cooler for a bar
D*
And a hood that we can lay on
G
That's why God made a six string
C
So I can tell you what I really mean
Am
Out here in the dark
Under this moon
G
God made guitars
Am D
So I could get a girl like you
Am D
So I could get a girl like you
G
A little sunbeam, now I got two
Am D
Yeah, I'm gonna fall in love with you
How to play Thats Why God Made Guitars
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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.