Original Key: Gm Major Time Signature: 4/4 Tempo: 98 Suggested Strumming: DU,DU,DU,DU [INTRO] [VERSE ONE] G#m Fm Twenty cigarettes and I lit me one Gm Cm On that redwood deck on Demonbreun G#m Fm She was with her friends, left 'em standin' there Gm Cm There was more than smoke in that summer air [CHORUS ONE] Fm We burnt two while she told me 'bout her hometown F#m She was drinkin' Titos, said I better slow down Gm G#m I was like, "Hell, no, I ain't drinkin' by myself, no" Fm Said she loved my accent so I kept talkin' F#m Reached for the pack on the table by my wallet G#m Cm Fm We tore off to light the night we had left [VERSE TWO] G#m Fm With thirteen cigarettes and I lit me one Gm Cm With the windows cracked in my old half ton G#m Fm Singin' take me home on them country roads Gm Cm So I turned off on one then next thing you know [CHORUS TWO] Fm We had a beer bottle lookin' like an ashtray F#m Under that full moon she was 'bout halfway Gm G#m Naked in my truck bed, so I helped her with the rest Fm She was sayin' my name, barely even knew it F#m We were both lyin', said we never Do this G#m Cm Fm To the music of the wind through the woods [INSTRUMENTAL] G#m Fm Gm Cm x2 [BRIDGE] F Fm It was probably somewhere around two F Fm F#m In the morning by the time we got down to [VERSE THREE] G#m Fm That lucky cigarette, layin' on our backs Gm Cm We were out of breath, we both took a drag G#m Fm Blew it in the sky, she was gone like that Gm Cm Gdim One hell of a night, one hell of a pack Still looking for the right chords
SIZE: WAIST: HIPS: THIGHS: XS 24 - 25.5 34 - 37 19.5 - 21.5 S 26 - 27.5 36 - 39 21 - 23 M 28 - 29.5 38 - 41 22.5 - 24.5 L 30 - 31.5 40 - 43 24 - 26 XL 34 - 35.5 44 - 47 27 - 29 2X 36 - 37.5 46 - 49 28.5 - 30.5 3X 40 - 42 50 - 53 31.5 - 33 4X 44 - 45 54 - 57 34.5 - 36.5 5X 48 - 49 58 - 61 37.5 - 39.5
309 (12): L1398L1409
Sure, compared with a standard Zippo this one doesnt smell and cant leak, but I still prefer the original
"Mild Seven Cigarettes commercial 1985 - TVB Pearl"
(You could also use other voicings of C, G, Am and F, like we looked at earlier in this lesson, but this arrangement makes the most sense, overall, for the four-chord song.) Easy Songs On Guitar 1-10 1
