The No Respect Band - Buy The Girl A Drink
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Buy The Girl A Drink by The NO RESPECT BAND
Words and Music - Komperda/Woodward
Copyright (c) 1994 All Rights Reserved
Up beat honky tonk country
[Intro]
G D G D
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
[Verse 1]
G D
Well it’s just about ‘quarter to five
G D
That’s almost quitin’ time
G D
I think I’ll stop at Rosie’s for a brew
C
Well I drank about three for four
Em
Then I drank down a couple o’ more
C D
When this crazy old gal falls down on the floor
[Verse 2]
G D
So I helped her to her feet
G D
Then I got her a seat
G D
The way she looked at me I knew she wanted more
C
So I bought us another round
Em
And then there came this sound
C D
Everyone in that joint was singin’ along,
and they were singin’
[Chorus]
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
[Verse 3]
G D
Well much to my surprise
G D
She took out her left eye
G D
And when she winked at me I thought I was gonna puke
C
She was getting’ pretty soused
Em
When she took off her blouse
C D
And the next rounds bought, was on the house,
and they was singin’
[Chorus]
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
[Interlude Middle 8]
C G
It’s called the Whiskey Bar don’t go there in your car
C D
They got girls in there with whiskey in their hair
[Solo]
G D G D 2x
[Pause one barre]
[Verse 4]
G D
It was the last call of the night
G D
She was gettin’ pretty ripe
G D
I really had my doubts about takin’ her home
C
But I give her another look
Em
On her left arm she wore a hook
C D
And everyone in that joint knew what it took, they started screamin’
[Outro]
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
G D
Buy Girls that Drink
G D
Buy the Girl a Drink
[repeat and fade]
How to play The No Respect Band - Buy The Girl A Drink
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