Can't Get Home
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Verse
A
Well It's five o'clock sharp in the afternoon
E A
And i'm about to start singin' my leavin' tune
I'm hitting that door at a jail break speed
E
i've got a girl waitin' at home for me and I
[Refrão]
Chorus
A E A D A E A
Can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough
Verse
E
I spend most of my day on the daily grind
A
If I come home late, she don't mind
E
I've got a full time job with a part time pay
A
But my bills stay paid anyway
D A
I just can't seem to catch a break after a long day
B7 E-F
And i'm stuck here in a line ten miles long and I
[Refrão]Chorus
A E A D A E A
Can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough
Solo
E A E A D A E A
Verse
E
Well it's the same old thing when i'm out of town
A
And I get to start to feelin' down
E
I get wound up tighter than a pair of jeans
A
That don't fit no more and bust out them seams
D
And I get thoughts of breaking loose
A
From being drug along like an old caboose
B7 E-F
But i'd be stuck on that line all alone and I
[Refrão]Chorus
A
Well It's five o'clock sharp in the afternoon
E A
And i'm about to start singin' my leavin' tune
I'm hitting that door at a jail break speed
E
i've got a girl waitin' at home for me and I
Outro
A E A D A E A E A
I can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough.
How to play Can't Get Home
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What is the starting chord?
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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.