You're Drunk, Go Home (feat. Kelly Clarkson & Carly Pearce)
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Check, check
E
Hit it
C#m A
I bet you still live with your mama
E B
Down in her basement, tryin' to be Nirvana
C#m A E B
Playing with your guitar all afternoon (Mm-mm-mm)
C#m A
You got the kinda face where it might've been a maybe
E B
But you got a lot to learn 'bout flirtin' with a lady (Mm-hmm)
C#m A B
I'm down to talk dirty, but you started talking dirty too soon
E
You're drunk, go home
A
If you're tryna hook up, gotta do it alone
B
The way you're slurring and the way you stumble
Ain't no way you're gonna get my number
E
Hеy, walk away
A
So me and my girls can do our thing
B A
I ain't looking for a one-night rodeo
B E
You'rе drunk, go home (Uh-oh)
C#m A
I think they might've overserved you George Dickel
E B
Now your friends are all gone, got yourself in a pickle
C#m A E B/D#
This bar'll run dry 'fore I let you split a ride with me, baby
C#m A
Yeah, I know you're a Virgo, that's the third time you told me
E B
Just 'cause I am too doesn't mean that you know me
C#m A B
You're just a dog and barking up the wrong damn tree
E
You're drunk, go home (Go home)
A
If you're tryna hook up, gotta do it alone
B
The way you're slurring and the way you stumble
Ain't no way you're gonna get my number
E
Hey, walk away (Walk away)
A
So me and my girls can do our thing
B A
I ain't looking for a one-night rodeo
B E
You're drunk, go home (Yep, woo, alright)
A B
Play some country music, boys
F#m B
Uh-huh
E
You're drunk, go home (Bye)
A
Any other night I might've throw you a bone
B
But the way you're slurring and the way you stumble
Ain't no way you're gonna get my number
E
Hey, walk away (Walk away)
A
So me and my girls can do our thing (Can do our thing)
B A
I ain't looking for a one-night rodeo (I'm not, nope, woo)
B A
You ain't nothin' but a dive bar Romeo
B E Bb6 B6
You're drunk , go home (Mm-hmm, Ha, haha, ee-aw, haha)
How to play You're Drunk, Go Home (feat. Kelly Clarkson & Carly Pearce)
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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.