The Goofy Footers - Mary On My Mind
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
D G
In my prime, I was wasting time
D A
Knocking back a beer or two
D G
If I was feelin less than fine, there was always wine
D A
To help see me through
D G
Vicodin Ain’t no sin
D A
To fight the pain that your in
D G
But in a pinch I won’t give an inch
D A
Let the good times begin
[Chorus]
G D
Come on in lets smoke a reefer
A D
You bet your ass I’m going to keep her
G D A
There’s no better way that I know for killing time
G D
Strike a match light a bowl
A D
She’ll smooth your troubled mortal soul
G D A
There’s no better way to fly that I can find
G A
I got whole lot of Mary Jane
D
on my mind
[Verse 2]
D G
Whisky and water Is always on order
D A
To fight back a broken heart
D G
It’s not ironic that my gin and tonic
D A
Are never far apart
D G
OxyContin Ain’t been forgotten
D A
Big Pharma tells me so
D G
If I’m in a bind I reach for some kind
D A
And let the good times start to roll
[Chorus]
G D
Come on in lets smoke a reefer
A D
You bet your ass I’m going to keep her
G D A
There’s no better way that I know for killing time
G D
Strike a match light a bowl
A D
She’ll smooth your troubled mortal soul
G D A
There’s no better way to fly that I can find
G A
I got whole lot of Mary Jane
D
on my mind
[Outro]
D G
Mary Jane I love to taste her
D A
Mary Jane Don’t want to waste her
D G A
If I’m feeling low it’s time for getting high
D G
Mary Jane You know I need ya
D G
Mary Jane Ain’t going to leave ya
D G A
If I’m feeling low it’s time for getting high
G A D
Gotta whole lot of Mary Jane on my mind
G A D
Gotta whole lot of Mary Jane on my mind
How to play The Goofy Footers - Mary On My Mind
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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.