Back Home
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Brothers Osborne
(From the 2023 Album BROTHERS OSBORNE)
[Intro]
G Cadd9 G Cadd9
[Verse 1]
G Cadd9
I'm either moving like molasses on a California freeway
D Cadd9
Laid over and hung over in a place I can't recall
G Cadd9
Last week was Arizona, Carolina then Daytona
D Cadd9
Be careful what you wish for, man, I think I've seen it all
[Chorus]
G
Cadd9
Everybody knows, everybody knows everybody's business
D
Back home
D
A one stop light road
Cadd9
You blink, you'd never know you missed it
G
I was livin' just to make it
Cadd9
So, I was dyin' to escape it
D C
It turns out, there ain't nothing in the world like being gone
Am G Cadd9
To make you wanna go back home
D Cadd9
Back home
[Verse 2]
G
That map dot hasn't changed a lot
Cadd9
Ever since the day I left it
D
A little blurry in the rear view
Cadd9
Through a cloud of gravel dust
G
And everything I use to hate
Cadd9
Is everything that makes me miss it
D G
The more I look for who I am
Cadd9
More I remember who I was
[Chorus]
G
Back home
Cadd9
Everybody knows, everybody knows everybody's business
D
Back home
D
A one stop light road
Cadd9
You blink, you'd never know you missed it
G
I was livin' just to make it
Cadd9
So, I was dyin' to escape it
D C
It turns out, there ain't nothing in the world like being gone
Am G
To make you wanna go back home
[Guitar Solo]
G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Cadd9
[Chorus]
G
Back home
Cadd9
Everybody knows, everybody knows everybody's business
D
Back home
D
A one stop light road
Cadd9
You blink, you'd never know you missed it
G
I was livin' just to make it
Cadd9
So, I was dyin' to escape it
D C
It turns out, there ain't nothing in the world like being gone
Am G Cadd9
To make you wanna go back home
D
Back home
[Outro]
Cadd9 G Cadd9 D
C Am G
How to play Back Home
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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.