Chords for bubbles in the glass
Tempo:
127.3 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
A#
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hey everybody, this [A#] tune is for Lisa out there.
She responded to one of my videos on YouTube called Tiny Red Light.
It was a Newfoundland number and asked me if I wouldn't mind
putting a few more on there.
[C#m] I don't know very many of those so
this one I got off of a Paul Coffey CD [A] who's since Newfoundland music.
It's called Bubbles in the Glass.
Hope you like it.
[E]
[A] [D] [A]
In a dim bar, [D] oh
all [A] along, my mind goes wandering [D] back
[A] to the home, to the loved ones that
I've left so far [E] behind.
[A] Feeling [D] all alone and blue
with little left to do.
I count the bubbles in [E] the glass
to ease [A] my mind.
[D] [A]
Count the bubbles [D] [A] in
the glass, each one's a memory [D]
[A] of
your past.
There's one for every
foolish thing [E] you've done.
One [A] for every [D] tear [A] you've cried.
One for every [D] [A] time you've laughed.
Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my [D] friend.
[A]
[E] [A] [D]
There's no bubble for [A] your wife
cause you know [D] you ruined [A] her life.
And the little bubbles represent
[E] your kid.
To lay down
[D] my [A] friend to think,
you better [D] have another [A] drink.
Count the bubbles in the [E] glass
and cried [A] my
[D] friend.
Count the bubbles [D] in [A] the glass,
each one's a memory [A] of your past.
There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done.
One for [D] every
[A] tear you've cried.
One for [D] every
time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in the [E] glass and [A] cried my friend.
[D] [A]
[E]
[D] [A]
There's one for mom and dad
cause you treated them so bad.
And you know you rushed them to
another [E]
grave.
To [A] lay
down my friend to think,
you better [D] have [A] another drink.
Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my friend.
[D] [A]
Count the bubbles in the glass,
each one's a memory [D] [A] of your past.
There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done.
One [A] for every
tear you've cried.
One for [D] every
[A] time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in [E] the glass and cried [A] my friend.
So count the bubbles in
[E] the glass and cried [D] my friend.
[A]
Thank you.
She responded to one of my videos on YouTube called Tiny Red Light.
It was a Newfoundland number and asked me if I wouldn't mind
putting a few more on there.
[C#m] I don't know very many of those so
this one I got off of a Paul Coffey CD [A] who's since Newfoundland music.
It's called Bubbles in the Glass.
Hope you like it.
[E]
[A] [D] [A]
In a dim bar, [D] oh
all [A] along, my mind goes wandering [D] back
[A] to the home, to the loved ones that
I've left so far [E] behind.
[A] Feeling [D] all alone and blue
with little left to do.
I count the bubbles in [E] the glass
to ease [A] my mind.
[D] [A]
Count the bubbles [D] [A] in
the glass, each one's a memory [D]
[A] of
your past.
There's one for every
foolish thing [E] you've done.
One [A] for every [D] tear [A] you've cried.
One for every [D] [A] time you've laughed.
Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my [D] friend.
[A]
[E] [A] [D]
There's no bubble for [A] your wife
cause you know [D] you ruined [A] her life.
And the little bubbles represent
[E] your kid.
To lay down
[D] my [A] friend to think,
you better [D] have another [A] drink.
Count the bubbles in the [E] glass
and cried [A] my
[D] friend.
Count the bubbles [D] in [A] the glass,
each one's a memory [A] of your past.
There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done.
One for [D] every
[A] tear you've cried.
One for [D] every
time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in the [E] glass and [A] cried my friend.
[D] [A]
[E]
[D] [A]
There's one for mom and dad
cause you treated them so bad.
And you know you rushed them to
another [E]
grave.
To [A] lay
down my friend to think,
you better [D] have [A] another drink.
Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my friend.
[D] [A]
Count the bubbles in the glass,
each one's a memory [D] [A] of your past.
There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done.
One [A] for every
tear you've cried.
One for [D] every
[A] time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in [E] the glass and cried [A] my friend.
So count the bubbles in
[E] the glass and cried [D] my friend.
[A]
Thank you.
Key:
A
D
E
A#
C#m
A
D
E
_ _ _ _ _ Hey everybody, _ _ this [A#] tune is for Lisa out there.
She responded to one of my videos on YouTube called Tiny Red Light.
It was a Newfoundland number and asked me if I wouldn't mind
putting a few more on there.
_ [C#m] I don't know very many of those so
this one I got off of a Paul Coffey CD [A] who's since Newfoundland music.
It's called Bubbles in the Glass.
Hope you like it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
In a dim bar, [D] oh
all [A] along, my mind goes wandering [D] back
[A] to the home, to the loved ones that
I've left so far [E] behind. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] Feeling [D] all alone and blue
_ with little _ left to do.
I count the bubbles in [E] the glass
to ease [A] my mind.
[D] _ _ [A] _
Count _ the bubbles [D] _ [A] in
the glass, each one's a memory [D] _
[A] of
your past.
_ There's one for every
foolish thing [E] you've done.
_ _ _ _ _ One [A] for every [D] tear [A] you've cried. _
One for every [D] _ [A] time you've laughed. _
Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my [D] friend.
_ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ There's no bubble for [A] your wife
_ cause you know [D] you ruined [A] her life. _ _
And the little bubbles _ represent
_ [E] your kid. _ _ _ _
To lay down
[D] my [A] friend to think,
you better [D] have another [A] drink.
_ _ Count the bubbles in the [E] glass
and cried [A] my _
[D] friend.
_ _ _ _ Count the bubbles _ [D] in [A] the glass,
each one's a memory _ [A] of your past.
_ There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done. _ _ _
_ One for [D] every
[A] tear you've cried.
_ One for [D] every
time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in the [E] glass and [A] cried my friend.
[D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ There's one for mom and dad
_ cause you treated _ them so bad.
_ And you know you rushed them to
another [E] _
grave.
_ _ _ _ To [A] lay
down my friend to think, _
you better [D] have [A] another drink. _
_ Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my friend.
[D] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ Count the bubbles in the glass,
each one's a memory [D] _ [A] of your past.
_ _ There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done.
_ _ _ _ One [A] for every
tear you've cried.
One for [D] every
[A] time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in [E] the glass and cried [A] my friend. _
_ _ _ So count the bubbles _ in
[E] the glass and cried [D] my friend.
_ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ Thank you. _ _ _
She responded to one of my videos on YouTube called Tiny Red Light.
It was a Newfoundland number and asked me if I wouldn't mind
putting a few more on there.
_ [C#m] I don't know very many of those so
this one I got off of a Paul Coffey CD [A] who's since Newfoundland music.
It's called Bubbles in the Glass.
Hope you like it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
In a dim bar, [D] oh
all [A] along, my mind goes wandering [D] back
[A] to the home, to the loved ones that
I've left so far [E] behind. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] Feeling [D] all alone and blue
_ with little _ left to do.
I count the bubbles in [E] the glass
to ease [A] my mind.
[D] _ _ [A] _
Count _ the bubbles [D] _ [A] in
the glass, each one's a memory [D] _
[A] of
your past.
_ There's one for every
foolish thing [E] you've done.
_ _ _ _ _ One [A] for every [D] tear [A] you've cried. _
One for every [D] _ [A] time you've laughed. _
Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my [D] friend.
_ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ There's no bubble for [A] your wife
_ cause you know [D] you ruined [A] her life. _ _
And the little bubbles _ represent
_ [E] your kid. _ _ _ _
To lay down
[D] my [A] friend to think,
you better [D] have another [A] drink.
_ _ Count the bubbles in the [E] glass
and cried [A] my _
[D] friend.
_ _ _ _ Count the bubbles _ [D] in [A] the glass,
each one's a memory _ [A] of your past.
_ There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done. _ _ _
_ One for [D] every
[A] tear you've cried.
_ One for [D] every
time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in the [E] glass and [A] cried my friend.
[D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ There's one for mom and dad
_ cause you treated _ them so bad.
_ And you know you rushed them to
another [E] _
grave.
_ _ _ _ To [A] lay
down my friend to think, _
you better [D] have [A] another drink. _
_ Count the bubbles in [E] the glass
and cried [A] my friend.
[D] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ Count the bubbles in the glass,
each one's a memory [D] _ [A] of your past.
_ _ There's one for every foolish thing
[E] you've done.
_ _ _ _ One [A] for every
tear you've cried.
One for [D] every
[A] time you've laughed.
So count the bubbles
in [E] the glass and cried [A] my friend. _
_ _ _ So count the bubbles _ in
[E] the glass and cried [D] my friend.
_ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ Thank you. _ _ _