Chords for Do It All Over Again - Chad Morgan and Trevor Day
Tempo:
138.4 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
E
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C#m]
[G] [D] [A] [D]
[A] Now that you've finally [D] got the cork out, we might as well say
[G] begin.
[A] That sounds like a good enough reason to me.
You old silver-tongued devil, [D] you.
Let's drink [A] to the [D] years, the tears and the beers,
that were all part of life on the [G] track.
The times that we had, the good and the bad,
when we toured Australia out [D] of whack.
You remember, Chad?
The dusty old halls, the clubs and the pubs,
the [D] showgrounds when we were [G]
young.
The [A] places we played, the places we stayed,
and all of those old songs that we sung.
Oh yeah.
And we had a ball, and it [D] don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
[A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just do it all over [D] again.
[A]
[D]
[A] I'll drink to all the gold guitars,
[A] that you never got in [D] your life.
Ha ha.
[G] I'll drink to all [D] of the hit songs,
[E] that you never [A] managed to write.
Oh, that's true.
But we had a ball, [D] and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune or [G] fame.
[A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just [Em] do it all [A] over
[D] again.
[A] So here's to the times you [D] were sober.
Ha.
And here's to the times you were stoned.
Ha ha.
You [G] hung on to the floors [D] so you wouldn't fall [A] off.
Yeah, but you [E] couldn't find your way home.
Oh yeah.
[D] Oh, let's drink to them pearls, the prudy young girls,
who helped us to spend [G] all our dough.
[A] But we're very stony broke, just trust was a joke.
Way back in that long, [D] long ago.
So fill up your glass and we'll drink to the past,
and what future we've [Am] got, good or [G] bad.
But [A] we wouldn't trade for all the gold made,
the good old times that we [D] had.
Cause we had a ball, and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
Because [A] if we could, we know that we would,
just do [C#] it all over [D] again.
[A] I don't know if we should.
I don't know if we could.
But if we could, we would,
just do it all [D] over again.
Oh!
[A]
Oh, God, where am I?
[D]
[G] [D] [A] [D]
[A] Now that you've finally [D] got the cork out, we might as well say
[G] begin.
[A] That sounds like a good enough reason to me.
You old silver-tongued devil, [D] you.
Let's drink [A] to the [D] years, the tears and the beers,
that were all part of life on the [G] track.
The times that we had, the good and the bad,
when we toured Australia out [D] of whack.
You remember, Chad?
The dusty old halls, the clubs and the pubs,
the [D] showgrounds when we were [G]
young.
The [A] places we played, the places we stayed,
and all of those old songs that we sung.
Oh yeah.
And we had a ball, and it [D] don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
[A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just do it all over [D] again.
[A]
[D]
[A] I'll drink to all the gold guitars,
[A] that you never got in [D] your life.
Ha ha.
[G] I'll drink to all [D] of the hit songs,
[E] that you never [A] managed to write.
Oh, that's true.
But we had a ball, [D] and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune or [G] fame.
[A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just [Em] do it all [A] over
[D] again.
[A] So here's to the times you [D] were sober.
Ha.
And here's to the times you were stoned.
Ha ha.
You [G] hung on to the floors [D] so you wouldn't fall [A] off.
Yeah, but you [E] couldn't find your way home.
Oh yeah.
[D] Oh, let's drink to them pearls, the prudy young girls,
who helped us to spend [G] all our dough.
[A] But we're very stony broke, just trust was a joke.
Way back in that long, [D] long ago.
So fill up your glass and we'll drink to the past,
and what future we've [Am] got, good or [G] bad.
But [A] we wouldn't trade for all the gold made,
the good old times that we [D] had.
Cause we had a ball, and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
Because [A] if we could, we know that we would,
just do [C#] it all over [D] again.
[A] I don't know if we should.
I don't know if we could.
But if we could, we would,
just do it all [D] over again.
Oh!
[A]
Oh, God, where am I?
[D]
Key:
D
A
G
E
C#m
D
A
G
_ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _
[A] _ Now that you've finally [D] got the cork out, we might as well say_
[G] _begin. _
_ [A] That sounds like a good enough reason to me.
You old silver-tongued devil, [D] you. _
_ Let's drink [A] to the [D] years, the tears and the beers,
that were all part of life on the [G] track.
_ The times that we had, the good and the bad,
when we toured Australia out [D] of whack.
_ _ _ You remember, Chad? _
_ _ The dusty old halls, the clubs and the pubs,
the [D] showgrounds when we were [G]
young.
_ The [A] places we played, the places we stayed,
and all of those old songs that we sung.
Oh yeah.
And we had a ball, and it [D] don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
_ [A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just do it all over [D] again.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] I'll drink to all the gold guitars,
[A] that you never got in [D] your life.
Ha ha.
[G] I'll drink to all [D] of the hit songs,
[E] that you never [A] managed to write.
Oh, that's true.
_ But we had a ball, [D] and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune or [G] fame.
_ _ [A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just [Em] do it all [A] over _
[D] again.
_ _ _ _ [A] So here's to the times you [D] were sober.
Ha.
And here's to the times you were stoned.
Ha ha.
You [G] hung on to the floors [D] so you wouldn't fall [A] off.
Yeah, but you [E] couldn't find your way home.
Oh yeah.
[D] Oh, let's drink to them pearls, the prudy young girls,
who helped us to spend [G] all our dough. _
[A] But we're very stony broke, just trust was a joke.
Way back in that long, [D] long ago. _
So fill up your glass and we'll drink to the past,
and what future we've [Am] got, good or [G] bad. _
But [A] we wouldn't trade for all the gold made,
the good old times that we [D] had.
_ Cause we had a ball, and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
_ Because [A] if we could, we know that we would,
just do [C#] it all over [D] again.
_ _ _ [A] I don't know if we should.
I don't know if we could.
But if we could, we would,
just do it all [D] over again. _
_ Oh!
_ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Oh, God, where am I? _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _
[A] _ Now that you've finally [D] got the cork out, we might as well say_
[G] _begin. _
_ [A] That sounds like a good enough reason to me.
You old silver-tongued devil, [D] you. _
_ Let's drink [A] to the [D] years, the tears and the beers,
that were all part of life on the [G] track.
_ The times that we had, the good and the bad,
when we toured Australia out [D] of whack.
_ _ _ You remember, Chad? _
_ _ The dusty old halls, the clubs and the pubs,
the [D] showgrounds when we were [G]
young.
_ The [A] places we played, the places we stayed,
and all of those old songs that we sung.
Oh yeah.
And we had a ball, and it [D] don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
_ [A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just do it all over [D] again.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] I'll drink to all the gold guitars,
[A] that you never got in [D] your life.
Ha ha.
[G] I'll drink to all [D] of the hit songs,
[E] that you never [A] managed to write.
Oh, that's true.
_ But we had a ball, [D] and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune or [G] fame.
_ _ [A] Because if we could, we know that we would,
just [Em] do it all [A] over _
[D] again.
_ _ _ _ [A] So here's to the times you [D] were sober.
Ha.
And here's to the times you were stoned.
Ha ha.
You [G] hung on to the floors [D] so you wouldn't fall [A] off.
Yeah, but you [E] couldn't find your way home.
Oh yeah.
[D] Oh, let's drink to them pearls, the prudy young girls,
who helped us to spend [G] all our dough. _
[A] But we're very stony broke, just trust was a joke.
Way back in that long, [D] long ago. _
So fill up your glass and we'll drink to the past,
and what future we've [Am] got, good or [G] bad. _
But [A] we wouldn't trade for all the gold made,
the good old times that we [D] had.
_ Cause we had a ball, and it don't matter at all,
if we never found fortune [G] or fame.
_ Because [A] if we could, we know that we would,
just do [C#] it all over [D] again.
_ _ _ [A] I don't know if we should.
I don't know if we could.
But if we could, we would,
just do it all [D] over again. _
_ Oh!
_ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Oh, God, where am I? _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _