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Drank All The Wine

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Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

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Capo 4, but without capoing the low E string. 
So your starting position with the capo actually looks like this:
e|--4--|
b|--4--|
g|--4--|
d|--4--|
a|--4--|
e|--0--|
Greg plays the parts between the verses differently every time,
so this is just indicative. Play around with the chords until
it feels right to you personally. That's how it's supposed to be.
Intro:
C F C G
Am F C F C
CTears running Gdown my face,
Drifting Fdown 35C  
CThought it'd be a Gbrand new day Since FI said goodbye
CThought I'd be a Gbetter man, lord Fknows I didn't think it Cthrough
CAnother cold cup of Gcoffee and I'm coming Fhome to you
C F C G
AmDrank all the Fwine I could CdrinkG  
AmSang all the Fsongs I could CsingG  
AmTold all the Flies I could CtellG  
AmNow I'm coming home, coming Fhome again
C F C G
Am F C F C
CIt's hard to Gget away when you're Frunning from the Csun
CDays and nights of Gsweet cocaine, the Fmoon's the lucky one
CMy sweet Gprincess, keep your Fsong close to Cme
CLiving off these Gdaydreams, and Fnicotine and caffeine
C F C G
AmDrank all the Fwine I could CdrinkG  
AmSang all the Fsongs I could CsingG  
AmTold all the Flies I could CtellG  
AmNow I'm coming home, coming Fhome again
C F C G
Am F C F C
CIt ain't Glike it was since Fwe were just little Ckids
CChewing on Gbubble gum, throwing Fkisses in the wind
CLook to that Gnew moon, she'll Falways tell you the Ctruth
CApple fields of Gghost towns, I'm coming Fhome to you
C F C G
AmDrank all the Fwine I could CdrinkG  
AmSang all the Fsongs I could CsingG  
AmTold all the Flies I could CtellG  
Now I'm Amcoming home, coming Fhome againC  G  
Yeah I'm Amcoming home, coming Fhome againC  G  
Yeah I'm Amcoming home, coming Fhome againC  G  
C F C G
Am F C G
Am F C G
Am F C G
Am F C G
Am F C

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Drank All The Wine

by Gregory Alan Isakov

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Capo 4, but without capoing the low E string.

So your starting position with the capo actually looks like this:

e|--4--|

b|--4--|

g|--4--|

d|--4--|

a|--4--|

e|--0--|

Greg plays the parts between the verses differently every time,

so this is just indicative. Play around with the chords until

it feels right to you personally. That's how it's supposed to be.

Intro:

C F C G

Am F C F C

C G

Tears running down my face,

F C

Drifting down 35

C G F

Thought it'd be a brand new day Since I said goodbye

C G F C

Thought I'd be a better man, lord knows I didn't think it through

C G F

Another cold cup of coffee and I'm coming home to you

C F C G

Am F C G

Drank all the wine I could drink

Am F C G

Sang all the songs I could sing

Am F C G

Told all the lies I could tell

Am F

Now I'm coming home, coming home again

C F C G

Am F C F C

C G F C

It's hard to get away when you're running from the sun

C G F

Days and nights of sweet cocaine, the moon's the lucky one

C G F C

My sweet princess, keep your song close to me

C G F

Living off these daydreams, and nicotine and caffeine

C F C G

Am F C G

Drank all the wine I could drink

Am F C G

Sang all the songs I could sing

Am F C G

Told all the lies I could tell

Am F

Now I'm coming home, coming home again

C F C G

Am F C F C

C G F C

It ain't like it was since we were just little kids

C G F

Chewing on bubble gum, throwing kisses in the wind

C G F C

Look to that new moon, she'll always tell you the truth

C G F

Apple fields of ghost towns, I'm coming home to you

C F C G

Am F C G

Drank all the wine I could drink

Am F C G

Sang all the songs I could sing

Am F C G

Told all the lies I could tell

Am F C G

Now I'm coming home, coming home again

Am F C G

Yeah I'm coming home, coming home again

Am F C G

Yeah I'm coming home, coming home again

C F C G

Am F C G

Am F C

About Drank All The Wine Chords by Gregory Alan Isakov

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