White Wine In A Wetherspoons
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
4th traste
[Intro]
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
[Verse 1]
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
Bouncer greets us at the door
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
He can tell we've been here before so he lets us pass
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
And we climb up 15 flights of stairs
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
And find that spot in the corner just over there
[Interlude]
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
[Verse 2]
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
It's only 6: 30 but we're starting to drink
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
I'm ordering the usual, I think I
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G Am7
need a change of pace, London's bursting at the seams
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
It's not quite the place I hoped I'd be
[Interlude]
Am7 D7 G
[Chorus]
G Cadd9 Am7
It's white wine in a Wetherspoons
G Cadd9 Am7
It's fine dining with cheap perfume
G Cadd9 Am7
It's country walks down the motorway
G Cadd9 Am7* D7*
How many drugs have you done today?
[Interlude]
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
[Verse 3]
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
'Cause concrete sculptures and broken glass
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
It's the lamp posts who guide our paths, because the Moon can't get in
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
And the clouds hang heavy, blocking out his pursuit
Am7 D7 Cmaj7 G
And booze hangs limply on our rental suits
[Verse 4]
G Cadd9 Am7
'Cause we're fires, we're burning bright
G Cadd9 Am7
Breaking bottles and starting fights
G Cadd9 Am7
But the evening has other plans
G Cadd9 Am7
Run as they pull up with two more vans
[Chorus]
G Cadd9 Am7
It's white wine in a Wetherspoons
G Cadd9 Am7
It's fine dining with cheap perfume
G Cadd9 Am7
It's country walks down the motorway
G Cadd9 Am7
How many drugs have you done today?
[Bridge]
G Cadd9 Am7
But I won't fuss
G Cadd9 Am7
I'll let you pass
G Cadd9 Am7
No, I won't fuss
G Cadd9 Am7 D7
I'll let you pass
[Outro]
(Strum each chord once)
G Cadd9 Am7
'Cause it's only white wine in a Wetherspoons
G Cadd9 Am7
Fine dining with cheap perfume
G Cadd9 Am7
DLR closed due to workers' strikes
G Cadd9 Am7
God knows how I'll get home tonight
How to play White Wine In A Wetherspoons
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
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