Why Is The Whiskey Always Gone
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
G
I loved a girl
C
What was her name I don’t recall
D
It don’t matter much at all
G F C G
I’m pretty sure her eyes were blue
G C
There was a time when she hardly crossed my mind
D
No clouds thought to make me blind
G F C G
But I guess those days are through
G C D
What does it matter if she’s gone away?
G Em
What does it matter what I tried to say
Am C
Why do I stay up all night long to write her all these songs?
Dsus4 D
She’ll never listen anyway
C D
So many questions running through my head
G Em
While I fall asleep alone in bed
C F C
Here’s a toast to what went wrong
D G
Why is the whiskey always gone?
G C D G F C G
G C
An empty glass, drained from the memories of the past
D
Why can’t the bottle ever last?
G F C G
I’m pretty sure this one was new
G C
Another pour I just need a little more
D G F C G
Somebody help me off the floor, ‘cause I got nothing left to lose
G C D
What does it matter if she’s gone away?
G Em
What does it matter what I tried to say?
Am C
Why do I stay up all night long to write her all the songs?
Dsus4 D
She’ll never listen anyway
C D
So many questions running through my head
G Em
While I fall asleep alone in bed
C F C
Here’s another toast to what went wrong
D G
Why is the whiskey always gone?
G C F C
Let’s drink a toast to what went wrong
D G F C G
What is the whiskey always gone?
How to play Why Is The Whiskey Always Gone
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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