Used To Be
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: F#Capotraste:
4th traste
As recorded By Chase Bryant
(2024 release)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
A G Bm7
[Verse 1]
A
Once upon a time
G
Once upon a town
Bm7
There was this girl
Bm7
She lived down south
A
I was 21
G
She was 23
Bm7
Don't know who she is now
Bm7
But she used to be
A
Wild as a devil
G
Eyes like an angel
Bm7
Hotter than a July firework candle
A G
Hard to handle with her hands on me
Bm7
Don't know who she's with now
A G Bm7
But she used to be mine
Bm7
Yeah, she used to be mine
[Chorus]
A
But she ain't no more
G
Naw, she ain't no more
Bm7 A
All she left was a peace sign sticker on the door
G
To my right on the passenger side
Bm7
Where she used to be
A G Bm7
When she used to be mine
[Verse 2]
A G
She was lipstick stains on a white t-shirt
Bm7
Loved Lynyrd Skynyrd, knew every damn word
A G
Tuesday's Gone and Call Me The Breeze
Bm7
Don't know who she is now
Bm7
But she used to be mine
[Chorus]
A
But she ain't no more
G
Naw, she ain't no more
Bm7 A
All she left was a peace sign sticker on the door
G
To my right on the passenger side
Bm7
Where she used to be
A G Bm7
When she used to be mine
Bm7
Oh, yeah
[Guitar Solo]
A G Bm7
[Verse 3]
A
If you see her
G
Man, tell her I miss her
Bm7
Bet she's out in California
Bm7
And I'm out of her picture now
A G
She's the reason for some other boy's smile
Bm7
Like she used to be
Bm7 A
When she used to be mine
[Bridge]
A G
But she ain't no more
Bm7
Naw, she ain't no more
[Chorus]
A
But she ain't no more
G
Naw, she ain't no more
Bm7 A
All she left was a peace sign sticker on the door
G
To my right on the passenger side
Bm7
Where she used to be
A G Bm7
When she used to be mine
A G Bm7
Yeah, she used to be mine
[Outro]
A
Once upon a time
G
Once upon a town
Bm7
There was this girl
Bm7
She lived down south
A
I was 21
G
She was 23
Bm7
Don't know who she is now
Bm7
But she used to be mine
How to play Used To Be
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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.