Algoma Central 69
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verse 1
E A
She's on a bar hopin spree, back in Sault Ste.Marie
B7 E
Because of me she's now a fallen star
E A
She could have been true, but I left her in the Soo
B7 E
And I traveled north apon the ACR
[Refrão]
B7 A
But if it's go home or be a roamer
E A E
I've made up my mind
B7 A E A B E
So take me home tonight Algma Central sixty nine
verse 2
E A
I was workin one day when I heard this fella say
B7 E
He met my girl while drinking at a bar
E
Though we faught between us two
A
Still he swore that it was true
B7 E
Now I curse the day I rode the ACR
[Refrão]
B7 A
But if its goin home or being a roamer
E A E
I've made up my mind
B7 A E A B7 E
So take me home tonight Algoma Central sixty nine
verse 4
E A
Though it might be in vien, here I wait for the train
B7 E
I hope it's not to late to right the wrong
E A
When she rolls around the bend , we'll be southbound again
B7 E
Come on old ACR wheels move along
E A
She's on a bar hopin spree in Sault Ste.Marie
B7 E
Because of me she's now a fallen star
E A
She could have been true , but I left her in the Soo
B7 E
And I travelled north apon the ACR
[Refrão]
B7 A
But if it's go home or be a roamer ,
E
I've made up my mind
B7 A E A E A
So take me home tonight Algoma Central sixty nine
B7 A E A E A
So take me home tonight Algoma Central sixty nine
How to play Algoma Central 69
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What is the starting chord?
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.