Up All Night - Jon Pardi

Up All Night

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A
Yeah girl, I just had me,
E
One hell of a work week.
D
It's been driving me crazy,
Not enough of you baby.
A
And I been a thinkin',
E
Bout breakin' in the weekend
D
Not doin' any sleepin'
So get in, let's take a ride
 
A
And baby let's go, take a dirt road
E
Kick it back, find a good song on the radio,
D
Til we get lost in a sunset falling
A
Lay a blanket by the creek
E
Where the moon peeks over that sycamore tree
D
There won't be anyone watching
No one watching
D C#
Now there ain't nothing wrong, baby, you and I
D
Gettin' down to some up all night
 
A
Now don't forget your flip-flops
E
We can stop by the quick stop
D
Get some jerky and a twelve pack
No tellin' when we'll be back
A
I got a cooler in the truck bed
E
I couple towels when we get wet
D
Cause you know we're gonna jump in
And take a little midnight swim
 
A
So baby let's go, take a dirt road
E
Kick it back, find a good song on the radio,
D
Til we get lost in a sunset falling
A
Lay a blanket by the creek
E
Where the moon peeks over that sycamore tree
D
There won't be anyone watching
No one watching
C#
Now there ain't nothing wrong, baby, you and I
D
Gettin' down to some up all night
 
INST: A|E|D|D
 
E D
Come Monday, I'll be back to workin' and savin'
E D
But until then, yeah
 
A
Baby let's go, take a dirt road
E
Kick it back, find a good song on the radio,
D
Til we get lost in a sunset falling
A
Lay a blanket by the creek
E
Where the moon peeks over that sycamore tree
D
There won't be anyone watching
No one watching
C#
Now there ain't nothing wrong, baby, you and I
D
Gettin' down to some up all night
A E
Yeah, me and you
D
Up all night, yeah.
 
A E D D A

How to play Up All Night

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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.

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