Intro (x2): C Am C In a bar in Acunia called Ma Crosby's Am I found myself not feeling any pain F G I told a 'Frisco girl I'd come for freedom F G C She said she'd only come to catch a train. C We struck up some idle conversation Am Traded all the troubles on our minds F G One thing led to another in the evening F G C And I fell in love again for my last time Chorus: C F Blame it on Mexico if you need a reason G C Say too much guitar music, tequila, salt and lime F Blame it on Mexico, but she's the reason G C That I fell in love again for my last time Interlude (x2): C Am C Daylight dawned and found me in Del Rio Am In a rundown motel room as dark as hell F G I felt all the pains of a morning after F G C And all alone as far as I could tell C Why she left I have no way of knowing Am I guess she caught her train and that's a crime F G She took everything I ever wanted F G C And I fell in love again for my last time Chorus: C F Blame it on Mexico if you need a reason G C Say too much guitar music, tequila, salt and lime F Blame it on Mexico, but she's the reason G C That I fell in love again for my last time Chorus: C F Blame it on Mexico if you need a reason G C Say too much guitar music, tequila, salt and lime F Blame it on Mexico, but she's the reason G C That I fell in love again for my last time Chorus: C F Blame it on Mexico if you need a reason G C Say too much guitar music, tequila, salt and lime F Blame it on Mexico, but she's the reason G C That I fell in love again for my last time. This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Blame It On Mexico chords by George Strait
Suggested strumdown-up eighths
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d
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u
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d
4
u
Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Blame It On Mexico on ukulele
Try the down-up eighths as a starting point: d u d u. On this page the song is in C major. The chords stay at the novice level, nothing tricky in there.
4 ukulele chords used in "Blame It On Mexico" by George Strait: Am, C, F and G
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