Em7 - 022033 Asus4 - x02233 Cadd9 - x32033G - 320033G/F# - 200033 G/B - x2x033 I mapped out all the chord changes, but a lot of them are a single strum used to walk up or down between chords. For example, the G/B is a single walk up between the Asus4 and Cadd9, and the G to Em7 is the repeating little riff throughout - a quick strum of the G, a quick strum of the Em7, then ringing out the Em7. If any of this needs clarification, feel free to ask, but it's really pretty easy. [Intro] Em7 Asus4 Cadd9 Asus4 G Em7 G Em7 (x2) [Verse 1]Em7 Asus4 Got them pretty road casesCadd9 Protect our assesAsus4 protect our facesG Em7 protect our guitarsG Em7 protect our ampsEm7 Asus4 Got them pretty road casesCadd9 Asus4 G Em7 G Em7 throw them out an airplane and they'll just bounce [Verse 2]Asus4 G/B Paint our name on them road casesCadd9 stencil and white spray paintG "Drive-by Truckers" on every oneG/F# or maybe just "DBT"Asus4 G/B Get ourselves a big tour busCadd9 maybe even an airplaneG Fly around the world and backG/F# Hope it don't run out of gas [Refrain]Em7 Asus4 Cadd9 Asus4 G Em7 G Em7 Got them pretty road casesEm7 Asus4 Cadd9 Asus4 Cadd9 G/B Asus4 G/B Em7 Got them pretty road cases [Verse 3]Asus4 G/B Someday we'll sell them road casesCadd9 when we don't need them anymoreG To pay off that big cocaine dealerG/F# the only thing they're useful forAsus4 G/B One day we'll sell them road casesCadd9 when we don't need them anymoreG When we outlive our usefulnessG/F# Asus4 G/B Cadd9 G G/F# The only thing them things is useful forAsus4 G/B Cadd9 G G/F# To pay off that big crack dealer [Interlude] G Em7 (x8) [Outro]Em7 Asus4 Cadd9 Asus4 Em7 G Asus4 Em7 Got them pretty road cases
Road Cases
Drive By Truckers
- Asus4
- Cadd9
- Em7
- G
- G/B
- G/F#
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