Whiskey Dents
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A5 Am C F Am C F
[Verse 1]
Am F
It’s just another night out on the town that… I line ‘em up and knock ‘em down.
C G
‘Just tryin’ to stay off this floor.
Am F
Could be another night that I regret, but… I can’t put it down just yet.
C G
I tell myself I’m still in control.
F Am C F Am C F
I put another whiskey dent… in my soul.
[Verse 2]
Am F
See I’ve got a wife and family and they’re… probably waitin’ up for me.
C G
So I’ll have one more before I go.
Am F
Then a couple of friends walk in… and I’m right back at the bar again.
C G
When I should be on my way home.
F Am G C
I put another whiskey dent… in my soul.
[Chorus 1]
C F
And I’ve got everything to lose…
C G
I ain’t afraid of the devil… but I’m afraid of the truth.
C F
That the pain I’ve caused… has takin’ it’s toll.
C G
And the ones that I love most I’m… lettin’ go.
F Am C F Am C F
‘Cause of these whiskey dents… in my soul.
[Verse 3]
Am F
Well I can’t recall how I got home… as I wake up in bed alone.
C G
Lordy, I’m feelin’ low.
Am F
Last night I was flyin’ high… but today I’m barely gettin’ by.
C G
My head hurts and I’m movin’… slow.
F Am G C
I put another whiskey dent… in my soul.
[Chorus 2]
C F
And I’ve got everything to lose…
C G
I ain’t afraid of the devil… but I’m afraid of the truth.
C F
That the pain I’ve caused… has takin’ it’s toll.
C G
And the ones that I love most I’m… lettin’ go.
F Am C F
‘Cause of these whiskey dents… in my soul.
[Instrumental]
Am C F Am C F Am C G
[Chorus 2]
C F
And I’ve got everything to lose…
C G
I ain’t afraid of the devil… but I’m afraid of the truth.
C F
That the pain I’ve caused… has takin’ it’s toll.
C G
And the ones that I love most I’m… lettin’ go.
F Am C F
‘Cause of these whiskey dents… in my soul.
Am C F Am C F Am C F*
In my soul. (Fade Out)
How to play Whiskey Dents
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What is the starting chord?
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.