Wine Into Water
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Intro Em G D
Em G D
[Verso 1]
Em G
Some girls like roses and a man sayin' sorry by the dozen
D
To heal the heartbreak up, and
Em G
Some girls like a letter on a windshield, pourin' out his feelings
D
When it's all hit the ceilin'
Em G D
But I know something even better I could try, so
Em
I'm out here soakin' up your porch light glow
G D
With an apology in my left hand
D
Hope it tastes like a second chance
Em G
'Cause I'm here to say sorry with a to-the-top glass
D
Of that Napa Valley vine Cabernet
Em G
Girl, I couldn't go to bed, let another second pass
D
Without you and me being okay
Em
So, let's get to the bottom of these problems
G D
And this bottle before that moonlight quits
Em G D
And turn this wine into water under the bridge
( D Em G D )
[Verso 2]
Em G
A little olive branch romance, drink it off our minds
D
Till that twenty minute fight's ancient history
Em G
Baby, I just hope you'll forgive me
D
I'm tipsy, come kiss me, by the time it's empty
Em G
'Cause I'm here to say sorry with a to-the-top glass
D
Of that Napa Valley vine Cabernet
Em G
Girl, I couldn't go to bed, let another second pass
D
Without you and me being okay
Em
So, let's get to the bottom of these problems
G D
And this bottle before that moonlight quits
Em G D
And turn this wine into water under the bridge
( D Em G D )
( Em G D )
Em G D
And I know, girl, I'm probably walkin' on a tightrope
Em
But I can see you holdin' back a smile, so
G D
Whatchu say we don't stop
Till we get to the last drop
Em G
'Cause I'm here to say sorry with a to-the-top glass
D
Of that Napa Valley vine Cabernet
Em G
Girl, I couldn't go to bed, let another second pass
D
Without you and me being okay
Em
So, let's get to the bottom of these problems
G D
And this bottle before that moonlight quits
Em G D
And turn this wine into water under the bridge
Em G D D
And turn this wine into water under the bridge
Final Em G D
How to play Wine Into Water
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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.