4th Of July
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C F C F G
1 I got the happy news, oh boy One more bud in the flowerbed.
C F C Am F G C - C7
Really really happy for you and your little boy. And your family and the joy, future will bring
F G C-C7 F G C C7
Ch. So welcome to the 4:th of July. It's independence day whatever it's 5:th or 8:th or 12:th
F G A - A7 D - D7
As long as you both feeling good, we will be pleased.
F G C
On that long and bumpy road, that we call life.
C - F - C - G
C F C F G
2 Second time around and your daughter smile. She´s gonna be the big sister at last.
C F C Am
Before you even notice you will give a new life.
F G C - C7
So the best to you my friend and cardigan girl.
F G C-C7 F G C C7
Ch. So welcome to the 4:th of July. It's independence day whatever it's 5:th or 8:th or 12:th
F G A - A7 D - D7
As long as you both feeling good, we will be pleased.
F G C
On that long and bumpy road, that we call life.
C - F - C - G
Dm G F C
bridge This country tunes may not be to hot in your ears.
Dm G F C - C7
But every guy from Tennessee would write the same as I do now.
F G C-C7 F G C C7
Ch. So welcome to the 4:th of July. It's independence day whatever it's 5:th or 8:th or 12:th
F G A - A7 D - D7
As long as you both feeling good, we will be pleased.
F G C
On that long and bumpy road, that we call life.
How to play 4th Of July
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.