Can I Get An Outlaw
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Can I Get An Outlaw
by Luke Combs
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FAQ — Can I Get An Outlaw by Luke Combs
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What key is "Can I Get An Outlaw" in?
The chords for "Can I Get An Outlaw" show the original chord names (including D, C, G, Cadd9, Am, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.