Whiskey Scars - Trey Gonzalez

Whiskey Scars

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Intro
 
E A E A
 
[Verso 1]
E
She always told me she was leaving, I never really thought she would
A
But it hit me like a midnight freight train, cause tonight she pulled out for good
E
Yeah I'm goin' crazy in my mind, and she's probably crossing county lines
A
I shoulda chased her down, tried to turn her around, and figure out how to make it right
 
[Refrão]
A E
Sittin' on this barstool, parked under a neon sign
A E
'tender pour me another if I'm gonna get over her gettin' over me tonight
C#m A E
I'd trade a head-hurtin' Sunday morning, from a Saturday night dive bar
A
For a couple hours, not thinking bout her, waking up with whiskey scars
 
{Turnaround}
 
E A
 
[Verso 1]
E
Well I shoulda seen it coming, she only said it a thousand times
A
I shoulda heard them horses runnin', I shoulda read between the lines
E
And stacking up these glasses, with all of my regrets
A
And everthing I didn't do, and all I can't forget
 
[Refrão]
A E
Sittin' on this barstool, parked under a neon sign
A E
'tender pour me another if I'm gonna get over her gettin' over me tonight
C#m A E
I'd trade a head-hurtin' Sunday morning, from a Saturday night dive bar
A
For a couple hours, not thinking bout her, waking up with whiskey scars
 
{Solo}
 
E A E A
 
[Ponte]
C#m A
Yeah, I'm goin' crazy in my mind, she's probably crossing county lines
C#m A
I shoulda chased her down, tried to turn her around, figured out how to make it right
 
[Refrão]
A E
Sittin' on this barstool, parked under a neon sign
A E
'tender pour me another if I'm gonna get over her gettin' over me tonight
C#m A E
I'd trade a head-hurtin' Sunday morning, from a Saturday night dive bar
A
For a couple hours, not thinking bout her, waking up with whiskey scars
A
For a couple hours, not thinking bout her, waking up with whiskey scars
 
Outro
 
E A

How to play Whiskey Scars

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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.

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