“God’s Bar” By Bloodkin From The Box Set "One Long Hustle", Disc 5: "Chase Park Sessions" (Also Appears On The Album "Black Market Tango") *Recorded In One Take Verse 1 We Don’t DmGet Much Business Here From A#Strangers The Old DmWoman Said From Behind The A#Counter And DmTook The Money From Lancaster And A#Studied His Green Eyes His DmGrey Hair, His Lips All A#Cracked And Swollen DmThirty Dollars Gas Even, A#The Woman Said And DmJabbed The Cash Into The A#Register DmThank You, Sir, You Stayin’ In A#Town Long? No, Not No Longer Than NeDmcessary I’m Just Passing ThA#rough DmShe Stuck Her Hand Down In Her A#Apron DmWell, She Said, I Guess You’re A#Looking For Work DmI Can Tell You’re A Hard Worker, A#Son, Just By Seein’ You DmNo, Ma’am; In Fact, I’m DownA#right Shiftless DmHe Smiled At Her Now A#For The First Time DmMa’am, Would You Know Of A Place Where A#I Could Get A Drink Around Here? DmYes, Sir, Right South Of A#Town Keep On This Main Road TDmhrough DmTurn Right On Comet A#Run, And The Bar’ll Run Right Into You Chorus It’s CAlmost Closing A#Time You Don’t FHave To Go FHome A# A# F But You DmCan’t Stay A#Here Verse 2 DmAfter Twenty Minutes He A#Began To Think She’d Steered Him Wrong DmThe Sun Was Sinking BeA#hind The Weird Hills Due West DmLong Swampy Shadows A#Stretched Through The Windows Of His DmPontiac He Glanced Down At His A#Watch, But It Had Stopped DmAhead In The Distance A A#Small Figure Appeared DmA Disconnected Body A#Floating Between The Road And The Ditch DmHe Slowed His Car And A#Pulled Right Up Alongside DmHowdy, He Said, “You Know Where A#There’s A Bar Around Here?” DmA Small Smiling Face A#Peered Back In The Window DmA Young Blonde Boy A#Twelve Years At The Most DmHe Wore A Spotless White Suit JackeA#t, A Filthy Black T-Shirt UndernDmeath DmA Chip Of Diamond A#Glemaed From His Front Tooth DmAfter A Few Seconds The Boy A#Winked And Said “You Missed It.” DmA Few Miles A#Back On Your Left As You Go DmYou’ll See A Big White Barn A#That’s Where You Turn, You Can’t Miss It DmThanks Lancaster Said, By ThA#e Way Do You Need A Ride Chorus It’s CAlmost Closing A#Time You Don’t FHave To Go FHomeA# A# F But You DmCan’t Stay A#Here Verse 3 DmThe Boy Dissolved Into CacklA#ing Laughter DmNo Go To Hell Mister By The Way YourA#self Let Me Show You Something DmHe Pulled A Gleaming Gold Watch A#From His Suit Pocket DmSuspended From A Long A#Thin Strip Of Leather DmHe Held It Up High Pinching The A#Strap Between His Thumb And Forefinger DmAnd Let The Watch Swing Back And A#Forth In Long Slow Arcs DmSminning Randomly At The A#End Of Its Tether DmFlashing Occasional Shards Of The A#Rising Moon That Reflected While DmThe Boy Said “I Just A#Stopped Time And Restarted It. DmSomeday You’ll Know I Told The Truth, But Right A#Now I’ll Be On My Way DmHe Lurched Into The Headlight A#Beams Ahead As He Passed He Whomed The DmHood Good With His Palm A#And Lancaster Turned Around On The Red Clay RDmoad DmWe Don’t Get Much Business Here From A#Strangers DmThe Woman Said From Behind The A#Bar As He Sat Down DmSomehow He Knew In The Room Out A#Back Was A Baby’s Skeleton DmHe Knew He’d Have A Snapped Off A#Rib In His Pocket When He Left Town Chorus It’s CAlmost Closing A#Time You Don’t FHave To Go FHome A# A# F But You DmCan’t Stay A#Here verse 2-1 Two Years GLater Lancaster Was FRollin’ Through MontCgomery Couldn't GFind A FBlack Place To CEat So He GMade A Picnic Took It FDown By The CRiver Ran InGto Some Baptists Washing FEach Others’ CFeet Chorus 2 In The RiGver F C F In MontGgomery F C F On A GSunday F C F Verse 2-2 That GAfternoon It FStarted To CRain Whole GCongregation FTook Off Their CClothes They Were GSingin In Tongues And FTaking Up CSerpents GLord They Drunk On What FGod Only CKnows Chorus 2 In The RiGver F C F In MontGgomery F C F On A GSunday F C F Verse 2-3 There Was GOne Blonde-Headed Girl ShFe Didn't CStrip Or Hold Serpents She Just Kept GSinging And FStarted To CCry She Was The GCutest Thing LanFcaster Ever CSeen On A SunGday, She Made Him FGlad To Be AClive For The GFirst Time F C Chorus 2 In The GRiver F C F In MontGgomery F C F On A GSunday F C F So The GVery Next Sunday They FGot Themselves CMarried He GGave Her A Rib She Gave Him A FGrandfather CClock It GKeeps Good Time And Every SunFday At MiCdnight They GSneak Off Swimmin Naked Even FGod Don’t CWatch Chorus 2 In The GRiver F C F In MontGgomery F C F On A GSunday F C F Chorus 2 In The GRiver F C F In MontGgomery F C F On A GSunday F C F
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Quels sont les accords pour Gods Bar ?
Les accords pour Gods Bar sont : Dm, A#, C, F, G
Quelle est la tonalité originale de Gods Bar ?
La tonalité originale est Am.
Quelle est la difficulté pour jouer Gods Bar ?
Le niveau de difficulté est Beginner.
Puis-je jouer Gods Bar dans une autre tonalité ?
Oui. Vous pouvez transposer la chanson dans n'importe quelle tonalité en utilisant la fonction de transposition.
Gods Bar peut-elle être jouée sur une guitare acoustique ?
Oui. Les accords fonctionnent pour la guitare acoustique et électrique.
Puis-je jouer Gods Bar au ukulélé ?
Les accords de Gods Bar peuvent être joués à la guitare ou au ukulélé, en utilisant les positions propres à chaque instrument.
Combien d'accords sont utilisés dans Gods Bar ?
Gods Bar utilise 5 accords : Dm, A#, C, F, G
Quelle est la façon la plus simple de jouer Gods Bar ?
Vous pouvez utiliser la fonction de transposition pour changer la tonalité et l'adapter à votre gamme vocale ou utiliser des formes d'accords plus faciles.
Dans quelle décennie Gods Bar a-t-elle été créée ?
Gods Bar a été créée dans les années 1990. Voir plus de chansons des 1990 ici
Existe-t-il des versions d'accords plus faciles pour Gods Bar ?
Oui. Appuyez sur le bouton Simplifier pour transformer les accords de Gods Bar en accords adaptés aux débutants - cela supprime les extensions avancées comme maj7, m7 et les neuvièmes sans changer la tonalité ni la progression du morceau.