Till We Run Out Of Road
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Date: 14.03.02
From: Joe Eastwood
[Verse 1]
A
It's leaving time again
I'm headed out with all my friends
D
it's a roll of the dice,
A E
I've never thought twice about the way I've been spending
D
my time
A E D
Trying my guts out for every dime
[Verse 2]
A
Working in an office building tall
Don't know who's next to you at all
D A
But bein' out here the blood, the guts, the beer is a test
E D
only time will tell
A E D
Brings you closer man closer than hell
[Chorus]
A E A
We're leavin', we're leavin' again
D
can't recall where all we've been
F#m E
I guess we'll just go, go til we're too old
D
or we run out of road
[Verse 2]
A
The other day I talked to Lou, he quit back in '92
D
says he misses it bad those were the
A E D
the best times we ever had, he said give it hell til the end
A E D
'cause once you quit you can't get it back again
[Chorus]
A E A
We're leavin', we're leavin' again
D
can't recall where all we've been
F#m E
I guess we'll just go, go til we're too old
D
or we run out of road
[Bridge]
F#m D
Expensive cabs and shitty food
E A
washed down with cancelled flights
F#m D
Oh missed wake up calls, missed holidays
E A
you miss your boy and wife
D
All the late night drives that cause the dawn to strike
F#m
you like a knife
A E D
Hey man, this is a beautiful life
A E D F#m
We're leavin' again, we're leavin' again
[Chorus]
A E D
We're leavin' again
E
can't recall where all we've been
D E
I guess we'll just go, I guess we'll just go
F#m E
Oh I guess we'll just go, ah ah, til we're too old
D
or we run out of road
[Outro]
A
Oh, yeah, oh, all out of road, oh oh
D
Oh yeah, oh
A E D
We're leave, leavin' again
A E
Oh oh oh oh oh til we run out of road
D
Run out of road, run out of road
A D
Oh, until we run out, oh, oh, oh, oh-oh no no, do do do do
How to play Till We Run Out Of Road
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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.