Billy Montana, Anne Reeves
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capo on the 5th freet play C ----- To play along with CD
It's the easiest way to play it because of the minors
C F
I've got a two room flat , With a view of a bridge that crosses
C
over in to Arkansas
C G C
It's pretty to see, all lit up at night
C F C
Tips are good, waitin' tables at a downtown restaurant
G
C
You sound a little surprised, that I might be doin alright
Am C F C
Yeah, this is a big town, and I still get lost sometimes
Am C F
A lot has changed since Montgomery, and when you said
G
goodbye
[Refrão] G F C
Looking back at where I was, I can see how far I've come
Am C F
G
>From a nobody with a broken heart, to feelin like someone
C Am F
Now you say you want me back, boy let me tell you this
Dm F C
It's a million miles, from Montgomery to Memphis
C F
Theres nobody special, I'm not in love
C
Hasn't been anyone since you
C G C
Now isn't that what you wanted to hear me say
C F C
No, I've got no plans to be back in Montgomery, anytime soon
C G C
Sure, we'll get together, if your headed up this way
Am C F C
You can probally make it, in half a day or so
Am C F
But, you can't just walk back in again, got a long, long way to
G
go
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How to play Billy Montana, Anne Reeves
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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.