Any Old Time
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
"Any Old Time" - Eddie Noack (originally by Jimmie Rodgers)
Track 3 of 12 on the album "Remembering Jimmie Rodgers" (1970)
Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xozd4eFTdfg
Capo on 1st fret
[Intro]
A E7 A
[Verse]
A
I just received your letter
D A
You're down and out, you say
D A F#
At first, I thought I would tell you
B7 E
To travel on the other way
A
But in my memory lingers
A7 D
All you once were to me
B7
I'm going to give you another chance
E E7 A
To prove what you can be
[Interlude]
A E7 A
[Pre-Chorus]
A A7
Any old time you wanna come back home
D A
Drop me a line, say no more you'll roam
E A F#
You had your chance to play the game fair
B7 E E7
But when you left me, sweetheart, you only left a load of care
[Chorus]
A
Now that you're down
D A
I'm going to stick by you
B7
If you will only say
E E7
Your roaming days are through
A
You'll find me here
A7 D
Like the day you left me alone
A
Any old time
E7 A
You wanna come back home
[Interlude]
A E7 A
[Outro Chorus]
A
You'll find me here
A7 D
Like the day you left me alone
A
Any old time
E7 A
You wanna come back home
How to play Any Old Time
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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.