Closer To Nowhere - Kellie Pickler

Closer To Nowhere

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Capo 1
 
Intro
D A G D A G
 
Bm A G
We can go somewhere where you gotta get all dressed up
D A G
Or throw on some jeans and go somewhere and get messed up
Bm A G
Gotta be something we can get into downtown
D A G
Oh, one of them nights when the neon lights never go down
 
[Refrão] D A
We can go someplace where there ain't nobody a- round us
G A
Take a ride out there where the stars look a little more crowded
Bm A G
Come on now, tell me what you think a- bout, yeah
Em G
We can go anywhere 'long as it's somewhere
A D Bm G
A little closer to nowhere
 
Bm A G
We can park on a hill and roll it on down to the riverside
D A G
Sit and watch the moon shine on the water like a streetlight
Bm A G
We can top off the tank and head on down some highway
D A G
Or boy we can get just as lost here in this driveway
 
[Refrão] D A
We can go someplace where there ain't nobody a- round us
G A
Take a ride out there where the stars look a little more crowded
Bm A G
Come on now, tell me what you think a- bout, yeah
Em G
We can go anywhere 'long as it's somewhere
A G
A little closer to nowhere
 
Bridge
D
No crowd, no traffic, where all we're getting is radio static
G
Anywhere you wanna go, anywhere we're here alone ---
 
D A
Someplace where the stars look a little more crowded
G A
Come on now, tell me what you think a- bout, yeah
Em G
We can go anywhere 'long as it's somewhere
D A G D A G
A little closer to nowhere, a little closer to nowhere
 
Outro
D A G
We can go someplace where there ain't nobody a- round us
D A G
A little closer to nowhere

How to play Closer To Nowhere

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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.

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