Biloxi.2.
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C G
Where in hell did you go
D Em C G
You left us all alone I wasn't even eighteen.
D
You never turned around
C G
Like some kid out on the run
D C G
You headed for the fun down in Biloxi
D
And the Gulf of Mexico
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
C G
And you only came around
D Em C G
To take a rest and come down from Biloxi
D
But you were not the same
C G
Pretending that you cared
D C G
Pretending you were there and not in Biloxi
D
And the Gulf of Mexico
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
SOLO
C G
Did you really think you'd find
D Em C G
More than you left behind back home in Houston
D
We all felt the loss
C D
I don't mean to bring you down
D C G
But I wonder what you found there in Biloxi
D
Tell me, was it worth the cost?
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
How to play Biloxi.2.
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.