Damn Good In A Dive Bar chords
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Capo: 3
[Intro]
C G Em D C G Em D
[Verse 1]
C
Dave in the corner
G
Doing karaoke
Em D
I walk in and everybody knows me
C G
It's one of those places still looks smoky
Em
And I look smokin'
[Verse 2]
C
This plain white tank top
G
It could be a black dress
Em
Miller lite champagne
D
Can't nobody care less
C G
All the critics here are easy to impress
Em
And don't I know it
[Chorus]
C G
All eyes on the high rise Levi's in the low light
Em D
Boys say "hey there, ain't you a sight"
C G
You can write my name in sharpie on the wall
Em D
But you can't take me home when they're calling last call
C G
2 dollar buzz breaking neon hearts
Em D C G Em D
I look pretty damn good in a dive bar
[Verse 3]
C
Brittany knows it's always
G
Pickle juice and vodka
Em
Kitchen's closed honey
D
Don't worry I got ya
C
Pour me one more
G
Even though I oughta not to
Em
And I don't really dance
D
But I might
[Chorus]
C G
All eyes on the high rise Levi's in the low light
Em D
Boys say "hey there, ain't you a sight"
C G
You can write my name in sharpie on the wall
Em D
But you can't take me home when they're calling last call
C G
2 dollar buzz breaking neon hearts
Em D C G Em D
I look pretty damn good in a dive bar
[Instrumental]
C G Em D
[Bridge]
C G
The red lipstick on the bathroom mirror
Em D
The maybe I don't give a shit atmosphere
C G
Momma raised me humble but I can't lie
Em D
I look pretty damn good in here
Em D
I look pretty damn good
[Chorus]
C G
All eyes on the high rise Levi's in the low light
Em D
Boys say "hey there, ain't you a sight"
C G
You can write my name in sharpie on the wall
Em D
But you can't take me home when they're calling last call
C G
2 dollar buzz breaking neon hearts
Em D C G Em D C G
I look pretty damn good in a dive bar
Em D C
I look pretty damn good in a dive bar
How to play Laci Kaye Booth's "Damn Good In A Dive Bar" on the guitar
Third fret is the capo.
[Preface]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Mostly use downstrokes in a loose, consistent pattern.
- Main Idea: Let the chords shine through with fluid transitions.
[First Verse]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Keep a steady beat while highlighting the downbeat.
- Dynamics: Maintain a calm tone to match the relaxed atmosphere of the scene.
[Verse 2]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Almost the same as in Verse 1, but a little more lively.
- Transitions: Get comfortable switching fluidly between G and Em and back to D.
[Chorus]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Use both up and downstrokes to increase energy.
- Emphasis: Draw attention to the lines, particularly in "All eyes on the high rise Levi's".
- Feel: Capture the chorus's assured, upbeat vibe.
[Musical]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Go back to your more casual strumming style.
- Concentrate: Allow the chords to breathe and maintain a steady rhythm.
[Bridge]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Lighter strums with a softer, more reflective feel.
- Dynamics: Toward the finish, progressively increase the intensity.
[Chorus]
- Chords: D, Em, G, and C
- Strumming: Go back to the energizing rhythm from before.
- Emphasis: Maintain a positive, upbeat vibe, particularly when repeating a statement.
[Overall Advice]
- Tuning: EADGBE standard tuning, capo on the third fret.
- Tone: To fit the vibe of the song, choose a clear, warm tone.
- Practice: Increase tempo gradually at first until you feel comfortable with the chord changes.
- Frequent errors: Hurrying transitions and losing rhythm.
[Song Details]
"Damn Good In A Dive Bar" perfectly expresses the feeling of gaining self-assurance and
taking delight in the small things in a comfortable, relaxed environment. The laid-back vibe
and allure of dive pubs are highlighted by Laci Kaye Booth.
Famed for her unique voice and narrative style, Laci Kaye Booth rose to prominence on
American Idol. Her sound, which combines pop and country influences, appeals to
a broad audience and highlights her own approach.