Where's My Beer

Scotty Emerick

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Where's My Beer

Written by Scotty Emerick

Key: E

Where's My Beer Key BB

Where's My Beer Key CC

Where's My Beer Key C#C#

Where's My Beer Key DD(one step down)

Where's My Beer Key D#D#(half step down)

Where's My Beer Key EE(original key)

Where's My Beer Key FF(half step up)

Where's My Beer Key F#F#(one step up)

Where's My Beer Key GG

Where's My Beer Key G#G#

Where's My Beer Key AA

Where's My Beer Key A#A#

	  		Tabbed by: jdomary 
 
For all the A's in the verse you can use both A and A7 
 
 
Intro:  E  A  E  A  E  A7 
 
Verse 1: 
 
    E                        A7 
You ain't over there at your sister's, 
    E                     A7 
You ain't on my telephone line 
          E                    A7 
You ain't nowhere around and I just found out 
              C                         D 
You ain't the only thing that's hard to find 
 
 
Chorus: 
 
           G        D 
Where's my beer, oh dear 
         C                          D                 
I coulda sworn that I set the thing down 
           G              D 
Right over here, It's not there 
    C                      D     
And things don't just disappear right into  
     G         D    
Thin air, like you                                        
               C                        D 
You're off somewhere and you just don't care 
           G 
Where's my beer 
 
 
Verse 2: 
 
            E                     A7 
I guess you wasn't just whistlin' Dixie 
         E                      A7 
When you said we were over this time 
             E              A7 
and you just had to go, now wouldn't you know 
    C                   D 
Not only have I lost my mind,  
              
 
Repeat Chorus 
 
Piano Solo 
 
Repeat Chorus

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