Ok Whiskey Chords
by Jason Eady
Ok Whiskey by Jason Eady is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of E. It uses the chords E, A, B7 and C. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
Intro: E
E A E
It's been a long day driving and I'm here in OK City
E B7
I've been drinking at this bar for an hour now
E A E
I'm feeling all filled up but that's the only thing I'm feeling
B7 E
Then I remember where I am, I see the problem now
A E
It's whiskey or nothin' up in Oklahoma
B7
The beer up here, it just won't do
E A E
Line 'em up bartender, it don't have to be your finest
B7 E
OK whiskey treats me better than that old 3-2
E E A E E B7 E E A E|E B7 E (x2)
E A E
Well I headed out this morning driving south from Kansas City
E B7
I thought I'd make it down to Texas but I didn't make good time
E A E
So I slammed a cold one back, then an-other, then another
B7 E
Oh my god, oh I forgot, I've gotta get a little shine
A E
It's whiskey or nothin' up in Oklahoma
B7
The beer up here, it just won't do
E A E
Line 'em up bartender, it don't have to be your finest
B7 E
OK whiskey treats me better than that old 3-2
E E A E E B7 E E A E|E B7 E (x2)
E A E
I started drinking in a hurry making up for lost time
E B7
I lost my mind a little early, lost my cool too easily
E A E
Now I'm sitting in a jailhouse, I guess I learned my lesson
B7 E
No more messing round with whiskey in that OK-C
A E
It's whiskey or nothin' up in Oklahoma
B7
The beer up here, it just won't do
E A E
Line 'em up bartender, it don't have to be your finest
B7 E
OK whiskey treats me better than that old 3-2