Theres Always Next Year
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgZMi1vcfao&t=7s
Key G (*) one strum beat
[Intro]
G F C C7
G F C C7
[Verse]
G
Well, that truck in the front yard needs a new carburetor
G
And that hole in the sheetrock, I'll get to it later
G
This front porch swingers got a six-pack stringer
G
So, I'll probably won't do it today
[Chorus]
G F
But there's always next year to drink less beer
C
And think less about your memory
G F
Get your picture off the dashboard of this ol' Ford
C
And start workin' on a brand new me
G F
I know I need to quite drinkin' and smokin' and move on
C
Instead of wishin' and hopin' you'd come back around here
G F C C7
There's always next year, aww yeah
[Verse]
G
That church where I oughta go will still be there
G
And this break in my heart, no, it ain't goin' nowhere
[Chorus]
G F
But there's always next year to drink less beer
C
And think less about your memory
G F
Get your picture off the dashboard of this ol' Ford
C
And start workin' on a brand new me
G F
I know I need to quite drinkin' and smokin' and move on
C
Instead of wishin' and hopin' you'd come back around here
G F C C7
There's always next year.
[Solo]
G F C C7
[Bridge]
G
The fish ain't bitin', the cows ain't mooin'
G
The crops ain't growin' at all
G
And I can't sleep without you next to me
G
Or stop singin' about you being gone
[Chorus]
G F
But there's always next year to drink less beer
C
And think less about your memory
G F
Get your picture off the dashboard of this ol' Ford
C
And start workin' on a brand new me
G F
I know I need to quite drinkin' and smokin' and move on
C
Instead of wishin' and hopin' you'd come back around here
G F C
There's always next year.
[Outro]
G F G
There's always next year, whoo
F
There's always next year
G
(Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, yeah)
[Solo]
G F C C7
G F C C7 C* C* C* C*
How to play Theres Always Next Year
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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.