Whiskey You
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Intro
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[Verso 1]
Em C
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
G D
Why do I keep putting you on my lips?
Em C
Hitting rock bottom at the bottom of a fifth
G D
Whiskey, you do things
[Verso 2]
Em C G
Woke up in the wrong bed, look what you did to me
D Em C G D
Made a mess of my head, same shit you pulled last week
Em C G D
You called my ex ten times, got me kicked out the bar
Em C G D
I got to running my mouth, but you took it too far
[Refrão]
Em C
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
G D
Why do I keep putting you on my lips?
Em C
Hitting rock bottom at the bottom of a fifth
G D
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
Em C
That girl like that, broke her heart in two
G D
Shame on me, but the blame's on you
Em C
Pour you out, put you down, pick you up again
G D Em C
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
G D Em C
Yeah, whiskey, you do things I wish I never di-id
G D
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
[Verso 3]
Em C G D
That last shot, I probably should've went home
Em C G D
What the hell I did, I said, hell, I don't wanna know
Em C
Yeah, that girl's gone as my memory
G D
But it ain't her that does this to me
Em C G
If I'd have left you on the shelf, she'd be kissing me
D
Damn you, Tennessee
[Refrão]
Em C
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
G D
Why do I keep putting you on my lips?
Em C
Hitting rock bottom at the bottom of a fifth
G D
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
Em C
That girl like that, broke her heart in two
G D
Shame on me, but the blame's on you
Em C
Pour you out, put you down, pick you up again
G D Em C
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
Outro
G D Em C
Yeah, whiskey, you do things I wish I never di-id
G D
Yeah whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
Em C
That girl like that, broke her heart in two
G D
Shame on me, but the blame's on you
Em C
Pour you out, put you down, pick you up again
G D
Whiskey, you do things I wish I never did
How to play Whiskey You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.