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Practice: Tennessee Whiskey

Chris Stapleton

4:53

💡How to Practice

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Follow along with the synced lyrics below
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Lyrics with Timing

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0:25

Used to spend my nights out in a bar room

0:32

Liquor was the only love I've known

0:41

But you rescued me from reachin' for the bottom

0:48

And brought me back from being too far gone

0:56

You're as smooth

1:02

As Tennessee whiskey

1:07

You're as sweet

1:11

As strawberry wine

1:17

You're as warm

1:20

As a glass of brandy

1:26

And honey, I stay stoned on your love

1:30

All the time

1:35

I've looked for love in all the same old places

1:44

Found the bottom of the bottles always dry

1:53

But when you poured out your heart I didn't waste it

2:00

'Cause there's nothing like your love to get me high

2:10

You're as smooth

2:19

As Tennessee whiskey

2:23

You're as sweet

2:27

As strawberry wine

2:31

You're as warm

2:36

As a glass of brandy

2:41

And honey, I stay stoned on your love

2:45

All the time

2:51

You're as smooth

3:32

As Tennessee whiskey

3:36

You're as sweet

3:42

As strawberry wine

3:49

You're as warm

3:52

As a glass of brandy

3:58

Honey, I stay stoned on your love

3:59

All the time

4:07

You're as smooth

4:12

As Tennessee whiskey

4:17

Tennessee Whiskey

4:21

Tennessee Whiskey

4:26

You're as smooth

4:31

As Tennessee Whiskey

4:36

Tennessee whiskey

4:41

Tennessee whiskey

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Song Information

Artist: Chris Stapleton
Album: Traveller
Duration: 4:53
Lyrics Type: plain

💡Singing Tips

• Listen to the original song first to learn the melody
• Start with slower parts before tackling fast sections
• Record yourself to identify areas for improvement