Almost Home - Ben Rector

Almost Home

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Capo 4
 
Intro Cadd9 Em G (x2) G (x2)
 
verse 1
 
G Em C
I lost my shoes in New York City
G Em C
So I bought some new because that felt fitting, yeah yeah
G
But the pavement underneath them,
Em C G Em C
Walked those city streets and felt alive, yeah
G Em C
I almost quit in Oklahoma
G Em C
10 years out here will take a toll yeah
G
1 million miles of fear and beauty
Em C G
and I could not explain it even if I tried
Em C
Thats all right, uhhh
 
[Refrão]
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
We're almost, we're almost home
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
yeaahhh
 
verse 2
 
G Em C
I was offered hope, and fear and saviors
G Em C
I was offered sex from total strangers
G
And with all that noise around me
Em C G
I found a peace that I could call my own
Em C
We're almost home oh oh oh yeah
 
[Refrão]
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
We're almost, we're almost home
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
yeaaah uhhh uhhhh
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
Just another 100 miles and then its done
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
ohhhhhhhh
 
Bridge
F C
G F C
Seen a lifetime of pain and beauty
G F
Felt fear and joy running through me
C C
You can lose yourself out on this road
 
[Refrão]
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
We're almost, we're almost home
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
yeah yeah
 
G
We're almost, we're almost home
Em C
Just another 1000 miles and then its done
G Em C
We're almost, we're almost home
 
Outro: G Em C (x8) Ends on G

How to play Almost Home

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Cadd9. 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.

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