Chords for Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - Black Coffee (Official Music Video)
Tempo:
74.725 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
Bb
Gm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
I'm not a thing.
Freshly ground and fully packed coffee.
It's twisted, mean it.
Way back in, where I don't know when.
See I got hungover, before I was two.
You see my skin is white, but my soul [C] is black.
[G] And I have black coffee.
That's what it says.
Black coffee.
That's what I'm talking about.
Black coffee.
Because I feel it in the air.
Black coffee.
Well you hear that?
Some black tea.
[Bb] Can't [G] compare with me.
[Gm] Can't compare with [G]
me. Black tea.
Well it's as good as, it's as good as, it's as good as it can be.
But it's a tougher than a working man needs to see.
Here in America, we're in the land of the free.
You can't get what you want, if you got some dough to eat.
And I got me a job, and I'm working like a slave.
I'm independent, and you know I get paid.
See I got me a man, and I got me a little place.
I got a spit of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
I said, time is all it costs in the states.
But it's a cup of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
You know right?
Black coffee.
That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee.
That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee.
Black coffee.
Black coffee.
Black coffee chime.
It's all I want, it's all I need.
Black coffee.
[C]
[G]
I'm not a thing.
Freshly ground and fully packed coffee.
It's twisted, mean it.
Way back in, where I don't know when.
See I got hungover, before I was two.
You see my skin is white, but my soul [C] is black.
[G] And I have black coffee.
That's what it says.
Black coffee.
That's what I'm talking about.
Black coffee.
Because I feel it in the air.
Black coffee.
Well you hear that?
Some black tea.
[Bb] Can't [G] compare with me.
[Gm] Can't compare with [G]
me. Black tea.
Well it's as good as, it's as good as, it's as good as it can be.
But it's a tougher than a working man needs to see.
Here in America, we're in the land of the free.
You can't get what you want, if you got some dough to eat.
And I got me a job, and I'm working like a slave.
I'm independent, and you know I get paid.
See I got me a man, and I got me a little place.
I got a spit of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
I said, time is all it costs in the states.
But it's a cup of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
You know right?
Black coffee.
That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee.
That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee.
Black coffee.
Black coffee.
Black coffee chime.
It's all I want, it's all I need.
Black coffee.
[C]
[G]
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I'm not a thing. _ _ _ _
_ Freshly ground and fully packed _ coffee.
_ It's twisted, mean it. _
Way back in, where I don't know when.
See I got hungover, before I was two.
You see my skin is white, but my soul [C] is black.
[G] And I have black coffee.
That's what it says.
Black coffee.
That's what I'm talking about.
Black coffee.
_ _ _ _ _ Because I feel it in the air.
Black coffee. _ _ _ _
_ Well you hear that?
Some black tea. _
[Bb] Can't [G] compare with me.
[Gm] Can't compare with [G] _ _
me. Black tea.
Well it's as good as, it's as good as, it's as good as it can be.
But it's a tougher than a working man needs to see.
_ Here in America, we're in the land of the free.
You can't get what you want, if you got some dough to eat.
And I got me a job, and I'm working like a slave. _
I'm independent, and you know I get paid.
See I got me a man, and I got me a little place.
I got a spit of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
I said, time is all it costs in the states.
But it's a cup of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
You know right?
_ Black coffee. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee. _ _ _ _ _
That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee. _
_ _ Black _ _ coffee.
Black coffee.
Black coffee chime. _
_ _ It's all I want, it's all I need.
Black coffee.
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I'm not a thing. _ _ _ _
_ Freshly ground and fully packed _ coffee.
_ It's twisted, mean it. _
Way back in, where I don't know when.
See I got hungover, before I was two.
You see my skin is white, but my soul [C] is black.
[G] And I have black coffee.
That's what it says.
Black coffee.
That's what I'm talking about.
Black coffee.
_ _ _ _ _ Because I feel it in the air.
Black coffee. _ _ _ _
_ Well you hear that?
Some black tea. _
[Bb] Can't [G] compare with me.
[Gm] Can't compare with [G] _ _
me. Black tea.
Well it's as good as, it's as good as, it's as good as it can be.
But it's a tougher than a working man needs to see.
_ Here in America, we're in the land of the free.
You can't get what you want, if you got some dough to eat.
And I got me a job, and I'm working like a slave. _
I'm independent, and you know I get paid.
See I got me a man, and I got me a little place.
I got a spit of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
I said, time is all it costs in the states.
But it's a cup of black coffee, and how good it tastes.
You know right?
_ Black coffee. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee. _ _ _ _ _
That's what I want, that's what I need.
Black coffee. _
_ _ Black _ _ coffee.
Black coffee.
Black coffee chime. _
_ _ It's all I want, it's all I need.
Black coffee.
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