Always Gonna Be
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
As recorded by Dan + Shay
(2023 release)
Capo 3rd fret
[Intro]
G
[Verse 1]
G
Paradise is a swing on a porch
D
Summertime is a little too short
Em7
The best things in life are free
C
And they're always gonna be
G
Hometown is a heaven on earth
D
Sundays are for football and church
Em7
The world turns but I believe
C
There's always gonna be
[Chorus]
G
Beer drinkin' kids on a backroad
D
Good country songs on the radio
Em7
Tailgates fallin' down on a Friday
C D
Long goodbye kisses in the driveway
G
Long as the sun keeps comin' up
D Em7
Long as the Mississippi River runs
Em7
Baby, just like you and me
C D G
Some things are always gonna be
[Verse 2]
G
Girl, your eyes are my favorite blue
D
I double-take when I wake up with you
Em7
I'm so in love with you lovin' on me
C
And I'm always gonna be
G
Holding you close for the rest of my life
D C
Forever and ever, baby, just like
[Chorus]
G
Beer drinkin' kids on a backroad
D
Good country songs on the radio
Em7
Tailgates fallin' down on a Friday
C D
Long goodbye kisses in the driveway
G
Long as the sun keeps comin' up
D Em7
Long as the Mississippi River runs
Em7
Baby, just like you and me
C D
Some things are always gonna be
[Bridge]
G
Always gonna hold your hand
D
Always gonna ask you to dance
Em7
Even when we're pushin' eighty
C D
You're still gonna drive me crazy
[Fiddle Solo]
G D Em7
C D G
There's always gonna be
[Chorus]
G
Beer drinkin' kids on a backroad
D
Good country songs on the radio
Em7
Tailgates fallin' down on a Friday
C
Long goodbye kisses in the driveway
G
Long as the sun keeps comin' up
D Em7
Long as the Mississippi River runs
Em7
Baby, just like you and me
C D
Some things are always gonna be
[Outro]
G
(Some things are always gonna be)
D
(Some things are always gonna be)
Em7
(Some things are always gonna be)
Em7
Baby, just like you and me
C D G
Some things are always gonna be
How to play Always Gonna Be
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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.