Trip Fell - It Aint Broke
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Guitar Intro]
G C G D
G Em
That Hutto windmill hasn’t worked for years
Em Em
But she ain’t complaining though
G D
She can still move her rusty gears
D Bm D
Her blades play a new song nice n’ slow
C G
Even though the lake once went totally dry
G C
The bass quit biting and the vineyard died
C D
Highway 130 came barreling through
D D
But we kept coming back to the place we knew
[Chorus]
D C G
Everybody needs a Hutto Friday night
D G
That dead end road where we come back to life
C Em
There’s something about… that old farm gate,
D
When life’s doors close on you
Am G
It’ll let you through, right when you need it to
[Guitar Only]
G C G
G G
Those Memorial Day floods really hit us hard
Em
Back in twenty fifteen
G D
But Dad got to fish right off the porch,
D D
It’s something that we’d never seen
C G
We’re all starting to see some streaks of grey
G C
But it ain’t gonna slow us down (at least not today)
C D
What you see in the rear view is dead and gone
D D D
Your stranger self in the future will sing a different song
[Chorus]
D C G
Everybody needs a Hutto Friday night
G D G
That dead end road where we come back to life
G C Em
There’s something about… that old farm gate,
Em D
When life’s doors close on you
C G
It’ll let you through, right when you need it to
G Em C D
C D G
All those years spent worrying ‘bout the drought
C D G
Just give it time, look up and don’t you doubt
G D Em
Those Hutto cows, never quit going round and round
C D G
Just trusting the trail of others in the ground
[Final]
G Em
That Hutto windmill hasn’t worked for years
Em Em
But we ain’t complaining though,
G D
Some things get rusty and look dead and gone
D D D
They ain’t really broke, they’re just singing a different song
[Guitar Only]
G Em
Em C D
We ain’t broke, we’re just singing a different song
[Harmonica Outro]
G G G G
How to play Trip Fell - It Aint Broke
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What is the starting chord?
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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.