Capo: 2 Tuning: E A D G B E

Capo on 2nd fret During the intro (and the fillers that are the same as the fillers) he walks up to G (open 6th string, 6th string 2nd fret, 6th string 3rd fret) and then walks up to the B7 (open 5th string, 5th string 1st fret, 5th string 2nd fret). He then bends the 6th string at the 3rd fret to get to the Em. The strum pattern is generally him picking root notes (I think he picks the A string on the D chord) and him strumming the chord down 2 times and sometimes hitting the chord a 3rd time on the upstrum. It sounds like he's bouncing around between the chords. I really suggest watching the Youtube video of him playing to get an idea how to pick and strum this song. It's really apparent what he does with the hammer-ons on the Em, raking the strings on an upstrum near the bridge on the Em, the bass notes he picks, and his strum pattern. [Intro] G B7 Em C B7 Em (x2) [Verse 1]

^GLazy mo^B7onshiner ^Em ^CShine your wet^D light on^B7 my dry l^Emips

^GYou’re ^B7a gold min^Emer and this ^Cgold will^D make you st^B7umble and

^Emtrip and m^Cama cant t^Dake that b^B7ottle from ^Emyou

They say ^Csunshine is hap^Dpy Lord,^B7 moonshine is ^Emtoo

G B7 Em C B7 Em (x2) [Verse 2]

^GLazy moo^B7nshiner ^Em ^CThin this bl^Dood enough to r^B7un through

tight ve^Emins ^GFire^B7water ^Em

hit ^Cmy head h^Dard enough ^B7to flatten my ^Embrain

And m^Cama can’t ^Dtake that ^B7bottle from ^Emyou They s^Cay sunshine is h^Dappy

Lord,^B7 moonshine is^Em too

G B7 Em C B7 Em (x2) [Verse 3]

Whe^Gn morn^B7ing com^Emes ^CGrind my ^Dcoffee with ^B7a shotgun’s ^Emblast

^GIt’s mor^B7ning time ^Em so ^Ccream my ^Dcoffee with ^B7your lazy

^Emmoonshine ^CCream my ^Dcoffee with ^B7your lazy m^Emoonshine

Cause y^Cour days ^Dintentions ^B7are as pointless as^Em mine

[Outro] G B7 Em C B7 Em (x2)

Lost Dog Street Band - Lazy moonshiner