Bar Friends
Restless Road
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INTRO:D A GD A G VERSE;D I don't spend too much time beingG lonelyD A G I can get along with anyone at allD G But only a few people really know meD A And when it hits the fan that'sG who I'm gonna call CHORUS:D 'Cause I got work friends and I gotA church friendsG I got hometown, grew up on the sameD red dirt friendsD A I got great friends and I got fake friendsG I got girls that wanna try but weD A can't stay friendsBm A Yeah, all in all I'd say thatG D life's been good to me so farBm A But you know where I go when itG gets hardD A G Out with my bar friendsD A G Yeah, I'm with my bar friendsContinúa después del anuncioVERSE:D You know the ones that show up whenG it opensD A That ain't afraid to stay tilG closing timeD That don't care if you light one upG and smoke itD A That'll help you drink someG trouble off your mind CHORUS:D 'Cause I got work friends and I gotA church friendsG I got hometown, grew up on the sameD red dirt friendsD A I got great friends and I got fake friendsG And I got girls that wanna try butD A we can't stay friendsBm A Yeah, all in all I'd say thatG D life's been good to me so farBm A But you know where I go when itG gets hardD G Out with my bar friendsD G Yeah, I'm with my bar friends BDA K:Bm A Let's raise em up, cheers to usG I dedicate this shotG To the crazy ones I gotD A G Here's to my bar friendsD A G Yeah, here's to my bar friends CHORUS:D 'Cause I got work friends and I gotA church friendsG I got hometown, grew up on the sameD red dirt friendsD A I got great friends and I got fake friendsG I got girls that wanna try but weD A can't stay friendsBm A Yeah, all in all I'd say thatG D life's been good to me so farBm A But you know where I go when itG gets hardD A G Out with my bar friendsD A G Yeah, I'm with my bar friends OUTRO:D D G Out with my bar frie-endsD A G Yeah, with my bar friends
Composición: and Tyler Filmore, Geoff Warburton, Jordan M. Schmidt y Kyle Clark
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