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17 Cross Canadian Ragweed
B |--3-3-1-0---0-1-3--1?0--|
G |--4-4-2-0---0-2-4--2?0--|
D |----------2-------------|
Verse 1
G G
Sirens wale and a flashing light
C
Nothing better to do on a Tuesday night
G
But give me hell,
G G
Where you headed, what are you out for
C
Don?t see much of you around here any more
G
I guess its just as well
D C
Once upon a time you had it all
D C
You let everybody down
D C G
You?re always seventeen in your hometown
Chorus
D C G
Runnin from your folks, runnin from the law
D C G D
Runnin from love, runnin from you fears, runnin from it all
C D G G/F# Em
You keep on runnin boy, you?ll run yourself in the ground
C D G
You?re always seventeen in your hometown
Verse 2
Her porch swing still looks the same
She probably won?t even remember my name
Just like she didn?t back then, is she married is she doin fine
Does she know about all the nights
I laid awake cryin?, just to know her hand
The door opens and I run away, just like the same old clown
You?re always seventeen in your hometown
Chorus
Verse 3
Nobody?s gonna miss me
No tears will fall, no one?s gonna weep
When I hit the road
My boots are broken, my head is sore
From keepin? up with their little world
I got a heavy load
Gonna leave ?em all just like before
I?m big city bound
You?re always seventeen in your hometown
How to play 17
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is B. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.