Chords for Time to Get a Gun- Fred Eaglesmith @ AC&T
Tempo:
83.55 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
C#m
F#
D#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D#] Well here's one that was [Em] just recorded by another big [B] country star named Miranda Lambert.
I didn't even know who she was until she recorded [E] my song, now I'm a huge fan.
[D] [D#]
And they called me and said we're doing an [E] album release at the Grand Ole Opry on October
the 8th, would [D#] you like to come VIP, we'll fly you down, all the stars are going to be
[B] there, and I said you know I'm, I [E] worked on my calendar, I'm due to play at the Red
[F#] Monk in Superior, Wisconsin.
[F]
[Gm] I mean you're [B] kidding right, and I said no, I said you know Kat at the Red Monk called
last week [E] said she's a little heavy on the dark [D] roast, and she figured when I came I
[B] could figure that out for her.
[A#] You know, I went to the Red Monk, we had a hell of a time, I was probably a little [E] late.
[B] You don't get that often.
You know, you know in a coffee house you do, cause I'm always putting the special on the
dark roast, you know.
Well we had a heck of a time and I never heard anything about the Grand Ole Opry party.
My neighbor's [C#m] car got stolen last night, the [B] Grand Ole Opry.
We hurt the [C#m] dogs of our dreams, [E] we never paid a [B] man in mind.
And Mary's [C#m] sticks put a lot to [E] dope from now on when [B] we go away.
And I've been [C#m] walking around this morning [E] wondering [F#] if it's time.
[B] Time to get it done, that's what [C#m] I've been getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and [C#m] my son, [E] we can forget it all.
[B] It's time to get it done.
Last week a [C#m] government man was there [E] when I walked out of my [B] fat coat.
He said I'm [C#m] sorry to bother your son, [E] but it don't matter anymore.
Cause even [C#m] while we're talking, [E] they're right here [B] where we're staying.
They're making a play [C#m] for a whole eight [E] hours.
And I've been going [F#] all over the [G#] place.
[B] Time to get it done, [C#m] that's what I've been getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between [C#m] me and my son, we can forget [E] it all.
It's [B] time to get it done.
[F#] Mary says she's worried [E] about herself and the kids.
[F#] She'd never know anybody had a [E] gun, her daddy [B] never did.
[F#] I think it should be up to me, [E] cause when it's all said and done.
[F#] Somebody's gonna roll up into the [E] light, well I'm gonna [F#] be out of line.
[B] That's what I've been [C#] getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and my [C#m] son, we can [E] forget it all.
[B] It's time to get it done.
It's [C#m] getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done.
[C#m] It's getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done.
I didn't even know who she was until she recorded [E] my song, now I'm a huge fan.
[D] [D#]
And they called me and said we're doing an [E] album release at the Grand Ole Opry on October
the 8th, would [D#] you like to come VIP, we'll fly you down, all the stars are going to be
[B] there, and I said you know I'm, I [E] worked on my calendar, I'm due to play at the Red
[F#] Monk in Superior, Wisconsin.
[F]
[Gm] I mean you're [B] kidding right, and I said no, I said you know Kat at the Red Monk called
last week [E] said she's a little heavy on the dark [D] roast, and she figured when I came I
[B] could figure that out for her.
[A#] You know, I went to the Red Monk, we had a hell of a time, I was probably a little [E] late.
[B] You don't get that often.
You know, you know in a coffee house you do, cause I'm always putting the special on the
dark roast, you know.
Well we had a heck of a time and I never heard anything about the Grand Ole Opry party.
My neighbor's [C#m] car got stolen last night, the [B] Grand Ole Opry.
We hurt the [C#m] dogs of our dreams, [E] we never paid a [B] man in mind.
And Mary's [C#m] sticks put a lot to [E] dope from now on when [B] we go away.
And I've been [C#m] walking around this morning [E] wondering [F#] if it's time.
[B] Time to get it done, that's what [C#m] I've been getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and [C#m] my son, [E] we can forget it all.
[B] It's time to get it done.
Last week a [C#m] government man was there [E] when I walked out of my [B] fat coat.
He said I'm [C#m] sorry to bother your son, [E] but it don't matter anymore.
Cause even [C#m] while we're talking, [E] they're right here [B] where we're staying.
They're making a play [C#m] for a whole eight [E] hours.
And I've been going [F#] all over the [G#] place.
[B] Time to get it done, [C#m] that's what I've been getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between [C#m] me and my son, we can forget [E] it all.
It's [B] time to get it done.
[F#] Mary says she's worried [E] about herself and the kids.
[F#] She'd never know anybody had a [E] gun, her daddy [B] never did.
[F#] I think it should be up to me, [E] cause when it's all said and done.
[F#] Somebody's gonna roll up into the [E] light, well I'm gonna [F#] be out of line.
[B] That's what I've been [C#] getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and my [C#m] son, we can [E] forget it all.
[B] It's time to get it done.
It's [C#m] getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done.
[C#m] It's getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done.
Key:
E
B
C#m
F#
D#
E
B
C#m
_ [D#] _ _ Well here's one that was [Em] just recorded by another big [B] country star named Miranda Lambert.
I didn't even know who she was until she recorded [E] my song, now I'm a huge fan.
[D] _ _ _ _ [D#] _
And they called me and said we're doing an [E] album release at the Grand Ole Opry on October
the 8th, would [D#] you like to come VIP, we'll fly you down, all the stars are going to be
[B] there, and I said you know I'm, I [E] worked on my calendar, I'm due to play at the Red
[F#] Monk in Superior, Wisconsin.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Gm] I mean you're [B] kidding right, and I said no, I said you know Kat at the Red Monk called
last week [E] said she's a little heavy on the dark [D] roast, and she figured when I came I
[B] could figure that out for her.
[A#] You know, I went to the Red Monk, we had a hell of a time, I was probably a little [E] late.
_ _ [B] You don't get that often.
You know, you know in a coffee house you do, cause I'm always putting the special on the
dark roast, you know.
Well we had a heck of a time and I never heard anything about the Grand Ole Opry party. _ _ _ _
_ _ My neighbor's [C#m] car got stolen last night, the [B] Grand Ole Opry.
We hurt the [C#m] dogs of our dreams, [E] we never paid a [B] man in mind.
And Mary's [C#m] sticks put a lot to [E] dope from now on when [B] we go away.
And I've been [C#m] walking around this morning [E] wondering [F#] if it's time.
_ [B] Time to get it done, _ that's what [C#m] I've been getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and [C#m] my son, _ [E] we can forget it all. _
[B] It's time to get it done.
_ Last week a [C#m] government man was there [E] when I walked out of my [B] fat coat.
He said I'm [C#m] sorry to bother your son, [E] but it don't matter anymore.
Cause even [C#m] while we're talking, [E] they're right here [B] where we're staying.
They're making a play [C#m] for a whole eight [E] hours.
And I've been going [F#] all over the [G#] place.
[B] Time to get it done, _ [C#m] that's what I've been getting. _
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between [C#m] me and my son, we can forget [E] it all.
It's [B] time to get it done. _ _
[F#] Mary says she's worried [E] about herself and the kids.
[F#] She'd never know anybody had a [E] gun, her daddy [B] never did.
[F#] I think it should be up to me, [E] cause when it's all said and done.
[F#] Somebody's gonna roll up into the [E] light, well I'm gonna [F#] be out of line.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ That's what I've been [C#] getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and my [C#m] son, we can [E] forget it all.
[B] It's time to get it done.
It's [C#m] getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done.
_ [C#m] It's getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done. _ _ _ _ _ _
I didn't even know who she was until she recorded [E] my song, now I'm a huge fan.
[D] _ _ _ _ [D#] _
And they called me and said we're doing an [E] album release at the Grand Ole Opry on October
the 8th, would [D#] you like to come VIP, we'll fly you down, all the stars are going to be
[B] there, and I said you know I'm, I [E] worked on my calendar, I'm due to play at the Red
[F#] Monk in Superior, Wisconsin.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Gm] I mean you're [B] kidding right, and I said no, I said you know Kat at the Red Monk called
last week [E] said she's a little heavy on the dark [D] roast, and she figured when I came I
[B] could figure that out for her.
[A#] You know, I went to the Red Monk, we had a hell of a time, I was probably a little [E] late.
_ _ [B] You don't get that often.
You know, you know in a coffee house you do, cause I'm always putting the special on the
dark roast, you know.
Well we had a heck of a time and I never heard anything about the Grand Ole Opry party. _ _ _ _
_ _ My neighbor's [C#m] car got stolen last night, the [B] Grand Ole Opry.
We hurt the [C#m] dogs of our dreams, [E] we never paid a [B] man in mind.
And Mary's [C#m] sticks put a lot to [E] dope from now on when [B] we go away.
And I've been [C#m] walking around this morning [E] wondering [F#] if it's time.
_ [B] Time to get it done, _ that's what [C#m] I've been getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and [C#m] my son, _ [E] we can forget it all. _
[B] It's time to get it done.
_ Last week a [C#m] government man was there [E] when I walked out of my [B] fat coat.
He said I'm [C#m] sorry to bother your son, [E] but it don't matter anymore.
Cause even [C#m] while we're talking, [E] they're right here [B] where we're staying.
They're making a play [C#m] for a whole eight [E] hours.
And I've been going [F#] all over the [G#] place.
[B] Time to get it done, _ [C#m] that's what I've been getting. _
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between [C#m] me and my son, we can forget [E] it all.
It's [B] time to get it done. _ _
[F#] Mary says she's worried [E] about herself and the kids.
[F#] She'd never know anybody had a [E] gun, her daddy [B] never did.
[F#] I think it should be up to me, [E] cause when it's all said and done.
[F#] Somebody's gonna roll up into the [E] light, well I'm gonna [F#] be out of line.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ That's what I've been [C#] getting.
[E] I can't afford one.
If I get [F#] just a little less drinking, [B] I'm gonna put a stop on it.
Between me and my [C#m] son, we can [E] forget it all.
[B] It's time to get it done.
It's [C#m] getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done.
_ [C#m] It's getting more work.
[E] It's [B] time to get it done. _ _ _ _ _ _