Blue Ridge Mountains Turning Green
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G C D7 G
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
D7 G
Wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
C D7 G
Springtime opens up my heart
D7 G
Makes me want to share that good old mountain air
C D7
Life's so young and free for all
C D7
For those who answer the Blue Ridge Mountain call
G C D7 G
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
D7 G
I wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
C D7 G
Sun-rise drinks the morning dew
D7 G
Walking on new plowed ground distant cowbells sound
C D7 G
Tall trees reach the misty blue
D7 G
All their leaves are green the shadows on a mountain stream
C D7
Dogwood and mountain laurel bloom
C D7
A welcome mat for nature's living room
G C D7 G
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
D7 G
Wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
C D7 G
Night-time gathers in the crowd
D7 G
Listen to the children sing hear the banjos ring
C D7 G
Blue Ridge Mountain music sound
D7 G
Comes from lonely hill the song of a whippoorwill
C D7
Old time fiddles that I hear
C D7
Playing the tune that I love so dear
G C D7 G
Blue Ridge Mountains calling me
D7 G
I wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
C D7 G
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
How to play Blue Ridge Mountains Turning Green
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.