Chords for Corb Lund - "I Think You Oughta Try Whiskey" (ft. Jaida Dreyer) [Audio Only]
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108.1 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [E] [D] [A] [D]
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Whiskey [D] makes me cringe.
Yeah, [G] but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to try [D] gin.
[A]
[D] Whiskey makes me feel as though I'm [A] smart and tough and [D] tall.
It makes me think of things I never [E] thought about [A] at all.
[D] And I don't know why anyone [G] wouldn't want to at [D] least try
a drop of corn or rye or wheat [A] or barley before [D] they die.
Whiskey makes you do things [A] that perhaps you [Dm] might [D] not a.
It's a demon every drink and [E] there's a fight in every [A] bottle.
[D] Whiskey makes you act as [G] though the whole world owes [D] you something.
And I love you, but when you're that high, [A] you ain't all [D] that dumb.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes me cringe.
[G] Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to [D] try gin.
[A] [D]
Gin seems so sophisticated.
[A] Classy, [D] crisp and clean.
It's the tiny juniper [E] of England [A] and the Queen.
[D] It makes me feel so ladylike [G] and it gives me [D] what I need.
And Lord knows with how we're living, [A] I'll take any help I [D] see.
[Bb] [D] Well, when you're drinking gin, you put your [A] nose up in [D] the air.
You strut around the room and act [E] like I'm not [A] even there.
You [D] slur your words and paw at [G] every rich man [D] through the door.
If I want to taste that bitter, [A] I'll go find a two-by [D]-four.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
[A] Well, I think you ought [D] to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes [D] me [G] cringe.
Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, baby.
[D] Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think [D] you ought to try gin.
I [A] think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
I think you ought to try [D] gin.
Maybe I have.
Liar.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Whiskey [D] makes me cringe.
Yeah, [G] but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to try [D] gin.
[A]
[D] Whiskey makes me feel as though I'm [A] smart and tough and [D] tall.
It makes me think of things I never [E] thought about [A] at all.
[D] And I don't know why anyone [G] wouldn't want to at [D] least try
a drop of corn or rye or wheat [A] or barley before [D] they die.
Whiskey makes you do things [A] that perhaps you [Dm] might [D] not a.
It's a demon every drink and [E] there's a fight in every [A] bottle.
[D] Whiskey makes you act as [G] though the whole world owes [D] you something.
And I love you, but when you're that high, [A] you ain't all [D] that dumb.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes me cringe.
[G] Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to [D] try gin.
[A] [D]
Gin seems so sophisticated.
[A] Classy, [D] crisp and clean.
It's the tiny juniper [E] of England [A] and the Queen.
[D] It makes me feel so ladylike [G] and it gives me [D] what I need.
And Lord knows with how we're living, [A] I'll take any help I [D] see.
[Bb] [D] Well, when you're drinking gin, you put your [A] nose up in [D] the air.
You strut around the room and act [E] like I'm not [A] even there.
You [D] slur your words and paw at [G] every rich man [D] through the door.
If I want to taste that bitter, [A] I'll go find a two-by [D]-four.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
[A] Well, I think you ought [D] to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes [D] me [G] cringe.
Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, baby.
[D] Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think [D] you ought to try gin.
I [A] think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
I think you ought to try [D] gin.
Maybe I have.
Liar.
Key:
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_ _ [F] _ [E] _ [D] _ [A] _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Whiskey [D] makes me cringe.
Yeah, [G] but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to try [D] gin.
_ _ _ _ [A] _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ Whiskey makes me feel as though I'm [A] smart and tough and [D] tall.
It makes me think of things I never [E] thought about [A] at all.
[D] And I don't know why anyone [G] wouldn't want to at [D] least try
a drop of corn or rye or wheat [A] or barley before [D] they die.
_ _ Whiskey makes you do things [A] that perhaps you [Dm] might [D] not a.
It's a demon every drink and [E] there's a fight in every [A] bottle.
_ [D] Whiskey makes you act as [G] though the whole world owes [D] you something.
And I love you, but when you're that high, [A] you ain't all [D] that dumb. _
_ Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes me cringe.
[G] Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to [D] try gin. _
_ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
Gin seems so sophisticated.
[A] Classy, [D] crisp and clean.
It's the tiny juniper [E] of England [A] and the Queen.
[D] It makes me feel so ladylike [G] and it gives me [D] what I need.
And Lord knows with how we're living, [A] I'll take any help I [D] see.
_ [Bb] _ [D] Well, when you're drinking gin, you put your [A] nose up in [D] the air.
You strut around the room and act [E] like I'm not [A] even there.
You [D] slur your words and paw at [G] every rich man [D] through the door.
If I want to taste that bitter, [A] I'll go find a two-by [D]-four.
_ _ Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
[A] Well, I think you ought [D] to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes [D] me [G] cringe.
Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, baby.
[D] Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think [D] you ought to try gin.
I [A] think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
I think you ought to try [D] gin.
_ Maybe I have.
Liar. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Whiskey [D] makes me cringe.
Yeah, [G] but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to try [D] gin.
_ _ _ _ [A] _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ Whiskey makes me feel as though I'm [A] smart and tough and [D] tall.
It makes me think of things I never [E] thought about [A] at all.
[D] And I don't know why anyone [G] wouldn't want to at [D] least try
a drop of corn or rye or wheat [A] or barley before [D] they die.
_ _ Whiskey makes you do things [A] that perhaps you [Dm] might [D] not a.
It's a demon every drink and [E] there's a fight in every [A] bottle.
_ [D] Whiskey makes you act as [G] though the whole world owes [D] you something.
And I love you, but when you're that high, [A] you ain't all [D] that dumb. _
_ Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you [D] ought to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes me cringe.
[G] Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, [D] baby.
Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think you ought to [D] try gin. _
_ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
Gin seems so sophisticated.
[A] Classy, [D] crisp and clean.
It's the tiny juniper [E] of England [A] and the Queen.
[D] It makes me feel so ladylike [G] and it gives me [D] what I need.
And Lord knows with how we're living, [A] I'll take any help I [D] see.
_ [Bb] _ [D] Well, when you're drinking gin, you put your [A] nose up in [D] the air.
You strut around the room and act [E] like I'm not [A] even there.
You [D] slur your words and paw at [G] every rich man [D] through the door.
If I want to taste that bitter, [A] I'll go find a two-by [D]-four.
_ _ Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
[A] Well, I think you ought [D] to try gin.
Well, gin sounds kind of risky, [A] baby.
Oh, whiskey makes [D] me [G] cringe.
Yeah, but whiskey makes you frisky, baby.
[D] Oh, much to my chagrin.
Well, I think you ought to try whiskey, [A] baby.
Well, I think [D] you ought to try gin.
I [A] think you ought to try whiskey, baby.
I think you ought to try [D] gin.
_ Maybe I have.
Liar. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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