Up All Night - Tracy Lawrence

Up All Night

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[Intro: ](G) (F) (C) x 2
 
Yeah (G) I'm a little tired, I'm a little wired (C)
(G) Four pots of coffee in the last eight hours (C)
Pacing the floor all the way through
(G) Late, late movies and the early cartoons
Now (D) you're wanting me to believe
You (Em) ain't fooling around on me
 
Even through (D) blood(C)shot (G) eyes
I can see right (D) through (C) your (G) lies
I mighta been born (D) yest(F)er(C)day
(NC) But I've been up all night
 
(G) (F) (C)
 
Des(G)pite the caffeine
and the lack of visine (C)
(G) I'm not as wide eyed as I seem (C)
You left looking fine now you
come back home
Your (G) hair messed up and your
blouse buttoned wrong
I'd (D) have to be a fool to believe
(Em) Anything you're telling me
 
Even through (D) blood(C)shot (G) eyes
I can see right (D) through (C) your (G) lies
I mighta been born (D) yest(F)er(C)day
(NC) But I've been up all night
 
(Am) Never went quite as far as loving you (C) blind
But you (D) had me in the dark for a long, long (G) time
Now you're (Am) looking at a man who's seen the light
So (C) pardon the way I look
(D) Sunset to sunrise, haven't slept a wink
But I (NC) feel like I just woke up
 
Even through (D) blood(C)shot (G) eyes
I can see right (D) through (C) your (G) lies
I mighta been born (D) yest(F)er(C)day
(NC) But I've been
I've been up
I've been up
I've been up all (G) night (F) (C)
(G) I've been up all night (F) (C)
(G) I've been up all night (F) (C)
(G) I've been up all night (F) (C) -pause- (G) (strum four times to end)

How to play Up All Night

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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.

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