Biography:
Lera Lynn (born December 5, 1984) is an American singer, songwriter, musician, and actress.
In March 2011, Lynn released her debut solo album, Have You Met Lera Lynn?, to international acclaim. Hand picked from Lynn’s collection of songs written over the previous decade, the album elucidates a painstaking inventory of past experiences, as well as artistic challenges in her present pursuits, and her hopes for the future. Lynn won the 2011 Chris Austin Songwriting Competition held at Merlefest for her song
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Other songs:
- Lately
- My Least Favorite Life
- A Church In Ruins
- Bobby Baby
- Comin Down
- Cut And Burn
- Drive
- Fire
- Fire And Undertow
- For The Last Time
- For The Ride
- Gasoline
- Good Hearted Man
- Happy Ever After
- Hooked On You
- Im Your Fool
- In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
- It Only Takes One Shot
- La Di Da
- Letters
- Lose Myself
- Lying In The Sun
- Out To Sea
- Paper Anchor
- Ring Of Fire
- Scratch Hiss
- Shape Shifter
- Standing On The Moon
- The Only Thing Worth Fighting For
- What Is Love
- Whiskey
- Wolf Like Me
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"Whiskey" by Lera Lynn
From the album "Have You Met Lera Lynn"
Written by Lera Lynn
Tabbed by CJWilky
See online vids for some good views of the play with the chords.
Just in case you want to vary it, it would come in on an E
though the first two words are without music as Lera plays it.
For those who prefer no barre chords, simply transpose down 2, and play the G with middle,
ring and little finger making the G7 switch easy.
Capo 2
[Verse 1]
[ E ] A D
Half a bottle of whiskey down
Bm E
Maybe I'll call her now
A D
And throw her world into a spin
Bm E
Try to get back in her life again
[Chorus]
D
I'm just a man, a low down man
A A7
With a whiskey bottle in both hands
D
Liquored up though I may be
A A7
There is still some loving inside of me
E Bm
But I don't know if I'm coming or going
E
I just keep the whiskey flowing
[Break]
A A7 D
Bm E
[Verse 2]
A A7 D
She'll pick up the phone and she'll start to cry
Bm E
'Cause I can't stop asking her why
A A7 D
She don't love me anymore
Bm E
I blame her for all the closed doors
[Chorus]
D
I'm just a man, a low down man
A A7
With a whiskey bottle in both hands
D
And liquored up though I may be
A A7
There is still some loving inside of me
E Bm
I don't know if I'm coming or going
E A A7
I just keep the whiskey flowing
[Outro]
D
Mmmmmmmmmmm
Bm E
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
From the album "Have You Met Lera Lynn"
Written by Lera Lynn
Tabbed by CJWilky
See online vids for some good views of the play with the chords.
Just in case you want to vary it, it would come in on an E
though the first two words are without music as Lera plays it.
For those who prefer no barre chords, simply transpose down 2, and play the G with middle,
ring and little finger making the G7 switch easy.
Capo 2
[Verse 1]
[ E ] A D
Half a bottle of whiskey down
Bm E
Maybe I'll call her now
A D
And throw her world into a spin
Bm E
Try to get back in her life again
[Chorus]
D
I'm just a man, a low down man
A A7
With a whiskey bottle in both hands
D
Liquored up though I may be
A A7
There is still some loving inside of me
E Bm
But I don't know if I'm coming or going
E
I just keep the whiskey flowing
[Break]
A A7 D
Bm E
[Verse 2]
A A7 D
She'll pick up the phone and she'll start to cry
Bm E
'Cause I can't stop asking her why
A A7 D
She don't love me anymore
Bm E
I blame her for all the closed doors
[Chorus]
D
I'm just a man, a low down man
A A7
With a whiskey bottle in both hands
D
And liquored up though I may be
A A7
There is still some loving inside of me
E Bm
I don't know if I'm coming or going
E A A7
I just keep the whiskey flowing
[Outro]
D
Mmmmmmmmmmm
Bm E
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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