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Las Vegas

Martin Stenmarck
Version1
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 x3
 Verse 1 & 2:
 I've got a room here at the Mandalay Bay
 I take a shower then I'm on my way
 I bring a friend if someone picks a fight
 Here in Las Vegas tonight
 It's close to midnight when I hit the strip
 The maiden voyage on my Vegas trip
 The night is young, and everything's alright
 Here in Las Vegas tonight
Dancing  girls, and cabarets
You  can spend your money in a million ways
Let's  have a ball,
 The winner takes it all
In  Las Vegas
 In the neon  lights
You'll  be a star, if you do  it right
In  Las Vegas, wooo~~  you'd better  hold on tight
 In Las Vegas
 Can't believe your eyes
 Your luck can turn in a throw of a dice
 In Las Vegas, you'd better hold on tight
 Here in Las Vegas tonight
 I'm leaving with a million-dollar-smile
 The hotel manager can check my file
 And Fred, the limo driver is asking polite
 Leaving in Las Vegas tonight
 Play the refrain many times...

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Readable chord sheet for Las Vegas by Martin Stenmarck

[Ebm]     [C#]      [B]       [Bb]      x3

[B]       [Bb]      [Ebm]

Verse 1 & 2:
I've got a room here at the Mandalay Bay
I take a shower then I'm on my way
I bring a friend if someone picks a fight
Here in Las Vegas tonight

It's close to midnight when I hit the strip
The maiden voyage on my Vegas trip
The night is young, and everything's alright
Here in Las Vegas tonight

[B]Dancing girls, and cabar[C#]ets
[F#]You can spend your money in a million [B]ways
[E]Let's have a ball,
The winner takes it [Bb]all

[Ebm]In Las Vegas
In the [Abm]neon lights
[C#]You'll be a star, if you [Bb]do it right
[Ebm]In Las Vegas, [Abm]wooo~~ you'd [B7]better hold on [Bb]tight

In Las Vegas
Can't believe your eyes
Your luck can turn in a throw of a dice
In Las Vegas, you'd better hold on tight
Here in Las Vegas tonight

I'm leaving with a million-dollar-smile
The hotel manager can check my file
And Fred, the limo driver is asking polite
Leaving in Las Vegas tonight

Play the refrain many times...

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