Victor Mcdermott - Me And Tequlia
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E A B E
Down in Jalisico, in old Mexico where the famous blue agaves are grown
E A
I'd like to thank the makers of the mescal known
B A B E
as tequila that my pina goes out to them all
[Verse 1]
E
It was the middle of June in what you'd call a saloon
A
working a room with songs about romance
B
I called it quits, I started counting my tips
A B E
the juke box came on and she started to dance
E
I should've known when she ordered Patron
A
for us both with a lime and no salt
B
That we were in for an evening that you would not be beleiving
A B E
if we were drinking barley scotch wine or malts
E
After a couple rounds the room got rowdy and loud
A
we closed it down with a round of margaritas
B A
and I wasn't keeping score of who she adores more but I can be sure
[Chorus 1]
A B E |A B |E
That I loved her, and she loved me and tequlia
[Bridge]
A E
We went strolling out into the night
A E
Police patrolling turned on them flashing lights
A E
she took of running like an Oylmpic track star
A E
I was cuffed and stuffed in the back seat of the cop car
A E
they said who's that woman you know we're gonna catch her
A E
I said I don't know her name but I'll never forget her
A E
they said were taking you in for public intoxication
B
I said I'm privitely intoxicated living in a free nation
[Verse 2]
E
sitting in the cell down at the county jail
A
someone paid bail and I was free to go
B
and when I saw her face beyond thoe iron gates
A B E
well I swear I enamoreasea
E
We went back to my place I was still a little bit wasted
A
we chased the night with a bottle of Hornitos
B A
Now I'm on the floor and she's out the door but I've never been more sure
[Chorus 2]
A B
That I love her, but it's kind of a blur
A B
but I loved her, so I guess I can't be sure
A B E A B |E | cha/cha/cha
that I loved her and she loved me and tequlia
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