Back Then
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[Intro]
D
[Verse]
G D F#m A
My old highway exit looks so much different
G D F#m A
But the water tower still looks the same
G D F#m A
What if the town runs dry and no one else needs us
G D F#m A
Another power outage in the rain
[Interlude]
G D F#m A 2x
G D F#m A
I didn't tell anyone I was coming home and I stayed for three months
G D F#m A
Spent the summer in South Carolina doing what I want
G D F#m A
Clouds as tall as mountains, it was humid as can be
G D F#m A
Carolina sun was burning up everything
G D F#m A
Carolina sun was burning up everything
G D F#m A
Everything
[Interlude]
G D F#m A 4x
G D F#m A
I didn't tell anyone I was coming home and I stayed for three months
G D F#m A
Spent the summer in South Carolina doing what I want
G D F#m A
Clouds as tall as mountains, it was humid as can be
G D F#m A
Carolina sun was burning up everything
G D F#m A
Carolina sun was burning up everything
G D F#m A
Everything
[Outro]
G D F#m A 2x
D
How to play Back Then
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.