Aint A Road Too Long
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
Brent Cobb - Ain't A Road Too Long
Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de
[Intro]
A G A G
[Verse]
A
Had people ask too many times in the past
G
"Man, why do you do the work that you do?
A
Don't you ever worry the means won't lead to an end
G
And you'll be stuck, broke, lonesome and blue?"
A
Now, I ain't the kind to go and mess with folks' minds
G
I don't intend to be offended too easily
A
Instead I grit and I grin, I tell 'em
A
"Here's the truth, friend, I only do the sort of work that pleases me"
G A
Let me lay it on you like this
A
There ain't a road too long
[Chorus]
A Adim
All I got is my good name
D A
And my family waitin' back home
A Adim
So I keep drivin', stay in my lane
D G D
There ain't a load too heavy to haul to keep me gone
G D/F# A
There ain't a road too long
[Verse 2]
A
Now don't get me wrong, sometimes it's tough goin' on
G
Takes all I got to not just give it a rest
A
But it ain't as hard as it seems, keepin' a grip on a dream
G
I mean I know I'm overflowingly blessed
A
With the support of my wife, I thank God for my life
G
And all my lucky stars above
A
I try to focus on the moment
G
And mostly get emotions like happy gratitude and love so listen to me
A
There ain't a road too long
[Chorus 2]
A Adim
All I got is my good name
D A
And my family waitin' back home
A Adim
So I keep drivin', stay in my lane
D G D
There ain't a load too heavy to haul to keep me gone
G D/F# A
There ain't a road too long
[Interlude]
A
[Solo]
A Adim D A
A Adim D A
[Chorus 3]
A Adim
All I got is my good name
D A
And my family waitin' back home
A Adim
So I keep drivin', stay in my lane
D
There ain't a load too heavy to haul
G D A
To keep me goin insane
[Chorus 4]
A Adim
All I got is my good name
D A
And my family waitin' back home
A Adim
So I keep drivin', stay in my lane
D G D
There ain't a load too heavy to haul to keep me gone
G D/F# A
There ain't a road too long
How to play Aint A Road Too Long
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The first identified chord is E. 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.