Blue Ridge Mountain Girl
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Intro: G D G
G C G D G
It's so cold here in Chi-cago the wind can cut you like a knife
G7 C Am D
Another day, another doll-ar what a way to spend a life
G C G D G
She was young and I was restless I set out to win the world
G7 C Am G D G
Said good-bye to my Virg-ini-a and my Blue Ridge Mountain girl
[Refrão]
C G C G D
I can see her standing by the window and there's nothing sadder in the world
Em C G D G
Than those green eyes, all red from cry-ing on my Blue Ridge Mountain girl
Instrumental Verse
G C G D G
G7 C Am D
G C G D G
G7 C Am G D G
[Refrão]
C G C G D
I can see her standing by the window and there's nothing sadder in the world
Em C G D G
Than those green eyes, all red from cry-ing on my Blue Ridge Mountain girl
G C G D G
In my hands I hold a letter says she made a pretty bride
G7 C Am D
And as I lie here in the dark-ness she lies by another's side
G C G D G
I've got money in my pockets silver rings that I wear
G7 C Am G D G
But I'd trade them all this min-ute for the gold that's in her hair
C G C G D
I can see her standing by the window and there's nothing sadder in the world
Em C G D G
Than those green eyes, all red from cry-ing on my Blue Ridge Mountain girl
C G C G D
I can see her standing by the window and there's nothing sadder in the world
Em C G D G
Than those green eyes, all red from cry-ing on my Blue Ridge Mountain girl
D G
On my Blue Ridge Mountain girl
How to play Blue Ridge Mountain Girl
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.