The Reason A Dog
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
G5 Asus2 F Em
You keep a knocking but you can't come in
G Asus2 F Em
The way you love I adore
G5 Asus2 F Em
You always come never know where you been
C Dsus2
But a, now I'm here baby to even the score
G5 Asus2
You're up, you're down
F Em
You're always runnin in place
G5 Asus2 F Em
Tria…thlon if you please
G5 Asus2 F Em
You're always begging me for a taste
C Dsus2
But ain’t up to snuff if you sneeze
[Chorus]
G5
Yak, yak, yak
Lord you give me the bends
Your head's in jail
Dsus2
I'll call out the law
G5
Like The Reason a Dog
Has so many friends
Dsus2
He wags his tail instead of his tongue
[Verse 2]
G5 Asus2
Your older sister
F Em
She's a lot like you
G5 Asus2 F Em
She likes to grab my micropho…ooone
G5 Asus2 F Em
Now there ain’t too much she won't do
C Dsus2
Especially when we're all alone
G5 Asus2
You're up, you're down
F Em
You're always runnin in place
G5 Asus2 F Em
Tri…athlon if you please
G5 Asus2 F Em
Her mind's on rewind and erase
C
But you might get shot, babe
Dsus2
When you're shootin the breeze
[Refrain]
G5
Yak, yak, yak
Lord you give me the bends
Your heads in jail
Dsus2
I'll call out the law
G5
That The Reason a Dog
Has so many friends
Dsus2
Cause he wags his tail instead of his tongue
[Bridge]
D F# G A
Ooh ooh who who who whooo x2
- Couplet 3-
A#
Your older sister
C
She's a lot like you
A# C D
And there ain’t too much that she won't do
D F# G A
Ooh ooh who who who whooo x2
A# C
There always something that you got to say
A# C D
I lose my mind and then I surely fade away, yeah !
[Refrain]
G5
Yak, yak, yak Lord you give me the bends
Your heads in jail
Dsus2
Now look what you done
G5
That The Reason a Dog
Has so many friends
Dsus2
Cause he wags his tail instead of his tongue [Aboiement]
How to play The Reason A Dog
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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.