Biography:
The Henningsens are a songwriting, farm family from Atwood, Illinois. They are made up of Brian (dad), Aaron (eldest son), and Clara (daughter). They have written songs for Sara Evans, The Band Perry and Highway 101.
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Other songs:
- Airstreaming
- American Beautiful
- Arkansas
- But Now
- Christmas Kissin
- Color Red
- Country Cool
- Down
- Golden
- Happy Birthday Merry Christmas Baby Jesus
- I Miss You
- Jesus Or A Bullet
- Laura Lee
- Lemonade
- Like A Girl
- Love You Til The End
- Lovin Him
- Moonbeams
- No
- Sitting In An Airport Waiting On A Train
- Texas Is A Woman
- Theres A Line
- To Believe
- Too Rodeo For The Radio
- Why I Farm
- Worlds On Fire
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The Henningsens have been playing this one live
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7SyBQOpnLY) so I decided to tab it and upload it.
The version without a capo ("original") is played with the chords A, F#m, D, E, Bm and
G. I tabbed it without a capo, but I think this is easier for beginners. Click transpose
+2 if you prefer to play the song without a capo.
Capo on 2nd
G Em x5
G Em G Em
What’s this concoction in my glass
G Em G Em
Well, I’m so glad you finally asked
C G Em G Em
I promptly think that empty means half full
G Em G Em
You thought I crumbled in a mess
G Em G Em
For a while I did I must confess
C G
You shook the lemon tree and gave them all to me and I fall
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C G Em G Em G Em G Em
And I made lemonade
G Em G Em
I pawned your ring and took the green
G Em G Em
Bought a car and gasoline
C G Em G
I drove then to the coast and put my pain and toes in the sand
Em G Em G Em
And if you wonder how I spend my time
G Em G Em C
I finally met a special guy, you play guitar okay,
G
But he plays lead in a band
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C G F C
And I made lemonade
G F C G F C
Lemonade, oh, lemonade
G F C G F C
A little sugar, a little ice,
G F C G F C
A little shaking, goes down nice
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C
And I made, yeah
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C G
And I made lemonade
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7SyBQOpnLY) so I decided to tab it and upload it.
The version without a capo ("original") is played with the chords A, F#m, D, E, Bm and
G. I tabbed it without a capo, but I think this is easier for beginners. Click transpose
+2 if you prefer to play the song without a capo.
Capo on 2nd
G Em x5
G Em G Em
What’s this concoction in my glass
G Em G Em
Well, I’m so glad you finally asked
C G Em G Em
I promptly think that empty means half full
G Em G Em
You thought I crumbled in a mess
G Em G Em
For a while I did I must confess
C G
You shook the lemon tree and gave them all to me and I fall
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C G Em G Em G Em G Em
And I made lemonade
G Em G Em
I pawned your ring and took the green
G Em G Em
Bought a car and gasoline
C G Em G
I drove then to the coast and put my pain and toes in the sand
Em G Em G Em
And if you wonder how I spend my time
G Em G Em C
I finally met a special guy, you play guitar okay,
G
But he plays lead in a band
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C G F C
And I made lemonade
G F C G F C
Lemonade, oh, lemonade
G F C G F C
A little sugar, a little ice,
G F C G F C
A little shaking, goes down nice
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C
And I made, yeah
Em D C
I took out a knife (a sharp one),
Em D C
I gave them a slice (slowly),
Em D C Am
I squeezed them for all they were worth
C G
And I made lemonade
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