Old Time Blues Chords
by Cale Tyson
Old Time Blues by Cale Tyson is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords D, A, G, A7, D7, Bm and D/. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
Standard Tuning.
No Capo
Intro
D A D
D G D
well i bet you’d like to know how much she feels like you
D A
and how her voice rings gently in my ear
A G D
well nights go by beside her but i wake up feeling blue
A D
cause you're the one i’d rather call my dear
G D
now the whiskey’s running dry and I cannot rest my eyes
A A7 D D7
I’m the loneliest soul in this here bar
G D Bm
and the clock is pointing too oh baby what should i do
D A D
cause you got me in them old time blues
D G D
and the silver ring I bought for you now dwells in a drawer
D A
Its memory of your finger still remains
A G D
the window you left open as we lay upon your floor
D A D
well if we tried again would things just end the same
G D
now the whiskey’s running dry and I cannot rest my eyes
A A7 D D7
I’m the loneliest soul in this here bar
G D Bm
and the clock is pointing too oh baby what should i do
D A D
cause you got me in them old time blues
Bridge
D G D/ D A / A G D / D A D (Its just chord progression of the verses)
G D
now the whiskey’s running dry and I cannot rest my eyes
A A7 D D7
I’m the loneliest soul in this here bar
G D Bm
and the clock is pointing too oh baby what should i do
D A D
cause you got me in them old time blues
D A D
I said you got me in them old time blues
D A D
girl you got me in the old time....blues