Glass on the bar chords by Lee Kernaghan

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Verse 1
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 (D major)  (A major)  (B flatdim)  (B minor)  (G major) Three
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Bush (D major) men one morning rode  (A major) up to an inn
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Em 
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One  (B minor) of  them  (E minor) called  (B minor) for
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 (F sharp minor) drinks with a grin
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He'd  (G major) only returned from a trip to the
North
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And  (D major) eager to greet them,
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Asus4 
the land (A major) lord  (Asus4) came     forth
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 (A major) He  (G major) absently poured out a
glass of three -star
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And  (D major) set down the drink with
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Asus4 
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the  (A major) rest on  (Asus4) the      bar  (A major) 
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There  (D major) that is for
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Harry, he  (A major) said, and it's queer
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It's the  (B minor) very same glass
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He  (F sharp minor) drank from last year
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His  (G major) name's on the glass
You can read it like print
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He  (D major) scratched it himself
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with an  (A major) old piece of flint
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I remem (G major) ber his drink
It was always three -star
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And  (D major) sit down to drink with
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the rest  (A major) on the  (D major) bus
He looked at the horses
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and  (A major) counted but three
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You  (B minor) were always together, whereas
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 (F sharp minor) Harry cried he
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Sadly  (G major) they looked with
the glasses they said
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He may  (D major) put it away for our  (A major) old mate,
he's dead
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The  (G major) one gazing out over ridges afar
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Said we  (D major) owe him a drink,
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leave the glass  (A major) on the  (D major) bar  (A major)  (B flatdim)  (B minor)  (G major) 
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He  (D major) thought of the faraway
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grave  (A major) on the plain
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He  (B minor) thought of the comrade,
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did  (F sharp minor) not   come again
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They  (G major) lifted their glasses
and sadly they said,
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We  (D major) drink to the name of
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our  (A major) old man's dead.
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And the  (G major) sunlight streamed in,
A light like a star,
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Seemed to  (D major) glow in the depth
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of the glass  (A major) on the bar.
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And  (D major) still in that shanty,
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a  (A major) tumbler is seen
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Stand (B minor) s   by the clock,
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ever pol (F sharp minor) ished and clean
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And  (G major) often the strangers read as they pass
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The  (D major) name of the bushman en
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 (A major) graved on the glass
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Though  (G major) on that shelf,
though a dozen there are
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That  (D major) glass never stands with the rest
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on the bar  (D major) 