I've Got A Right To Sing The Blues Chords

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I've Got A Right To Sing The Blues by Julie Wilson is a more advanced guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords Bm5-/7, A7/13, Em7, D, F#m, Bm, E7/9, A, Bb7, Fdim, E7/9-, E7, D6, B7, Edim, A7/6, A7, Gm, Cdim, G7/13- and Gdim. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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D
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Intro: Bm5-/7 A7/13 Em7 A7/13 

D F#m   Bm      Bm5-/7      E7/9 
I gotta right to sing the blues 
  Bm5-/7 A7/13     A        Bb7 Fdim   
I gotta right to feel low down 
  E7/9-   Em7    Bm5-/7   E7 
I gotta right to hang around  
 D6    F#m      B7 
Down around the river 
  Bm5-/7  E7/9    Edim     E7/9       
A certain gal in this old town 
     Bm5-/7    A7/13     Em7    A7/6 
Keeps draggin' my poor heart around 
Edim A7  D  A7  D6 Gm  Edim Fdim D 
All  I  see for me is   misery 
D F#m   Bm       Bm5-/7    E7/9 
I gotta right to sing the blues 
  Bm5-/7 A7/13     A        Bb7 Fdim   
I gotta right to moan and sigh 
  E7/9-   E7    Bm5-/7     E7 
I gotta right to sit and cry 
D6    F#m       Cdim  B7 
Down around the river 
  Bm5-/7    E7/9 Edim E7/9       
I know the deep blue sea  
     Bm5-/7   A7/13  Em7 A7/13 
Will soon be call  in' me 
   Em7     G7/13-      Bm5-/7      A7/13 
It must be love, say what you choose 
    Edim   A7   Cdim Gdim Cdim D 
I've gotta right to  sing  the blues 
    	

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100 BPM Andante