Wasted On You - Morgan Wallen

Wasted On You

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Intro A F# Bm G D
A Bm G D A
 
Bm G
I don't always wake up in the mornin'
D
Pour myself a strong one
A Bm
Ah, but when I get lonely I do
G
Your memory gets burnin'
D
Lean back on the bourbon
A Bm
Sure as hell can't keep leanin' on you
G D
Looks like I'm learnin' the hard way again
A
It's all my fault
Bm
Yeah, I dropped the ball
G D
You're gone and I'm gone three sheets to the wind
A Bm
Thinking 'bout all I've wasted on you
G D
All of this time and all of this money
A Bm
All of these sorries I don't owe you honey
G D
All of these miles on this Chevy, and prayers in a pew
A Bm G
All them days I spent wasted on you
D A
Wasted on you
Bm G
Yeah, I swore this one'd be different
D A Bm
My heart wouldn't listen to my head and these boots on my feet
G D
Looks like I'm learning the hard way again
A
That's why I've been
Bm
Wasted on you
G D
All of this time and all of this money
A Bm
All of these sorries I don't owe you honey
G D
All of these miles on this Chevy, and prayers in a pew
A Bm G
All them days I spent wasted on you
D A
Wasted on you
 
( Bm G D A )
 
Bm G
Like this pile of your stuff that's packed up in the back
D A
Right down to the flame of this match
Bm G
Wasted on you
D A
Wasted on you
Bm G
Wasted on you
D A
Wasted on you
Bm
Wasted on you
G D
All of this time, and all of this money
A Bm
All of these sorries I don't owe you, honey
G D
All of these miles on this Chevy and prayers in a pew
A Bm G
All them days I spent wasted on you
D A
Wasted on you
Bm G
Wasted on you
D A
Wasted on you
 
Final Bm G D A Bm

How to play Wasted On You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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