
Flatliner
Cole Swindell
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Tom:
Dm F C G
[Verse 1]
[Cole Swindell]
Dm
Dang, girl, look at you
F
Stopping me in my boots
C G
What’s a country boy to do, but say
Uh uh
Dm
Stop beating my chest up
F
You're down right dangerous
C
That shake got me gitty up
G
Got my eyes like what what
[Chorus]
[Cole Swindell only]
Dm
Sippin’ on this seven-seven
[Refrão]
F
Never been this close to heaven
C
Got the pretty turned up to 11
G
Droppin’ them dead on the dance floor
Dm
Somebody better call a doctor
F
She’s a little heart stopper
C
I’m talkin’ breaker breaker one-niner
[Próxima Parte]
G Dm F C G
She’s a flatliner, oh she’s a flatliner
[Verse 2]
[Dierks Bentley]
Dm
Dang, girl, I'm done
F
I ain't never seen no one
C
Poppin' it like a cold one
G
Droppin' down like oh oh
Dm
Oh my, I see the light
F
I don’t mean the neon kind
C
One kiss from you tonight will
G
send me off to the other side
[Chorus]
[Both Sing]
Dm
Sippin’ on this seven-seven
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G
She’s a flatliner,
[Solo]
Dm F C G Dm F C G
[Bridge]
[Cole Swindell]
Dm
Dang, girl, look at you
F
Stopping me in my boots
C G
What’s a country boy to do
[Talking part over Dm F C G]
[Chorus]
[Both Sing]
Dm
Sippin’ on this seven-seven
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G
She’s a flatliner,
Dm
Sippin’ on this seven-seven
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G
She’s a flatliner,
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