Cows And Cattle
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F C
Small feet, wide long roads
Am G
I can tell you where I am with my eyes closed
F C
While other kids dreamt of the next big city
Am G
I dreamt big, but enjoyed every minute of the
F
silence
C Am G
around
F C
And you might say I've been naive
Am G
While the world bred their thieves
F C Am G
I stayed here - protected by this screenery
F C
A river by my side
Am G
Empty streets, both day and night
F C Am G
I really didn't mind
F C
I never saw it as a cage
Am G
But birds are meant to fly away
F C G Am
But I will come home to the city that I love
F C G Am
Where I come from and you have never heard of
F C
In the midde of nowhere
G Am
Far, far away from normal
F C
I will come home, it'll never change
Am G
As long as the cows and cattle will have
C
names
F C
Blue eyes, bright blue skies G F
We're the town, where the sun always shines
C Am G
And at night, counting sheep will help me
F
sleep
C Am G F
So I look outside C
Nothing's anonymous, but everything is glorious
Am
Rumours in the wind
G
Don't always believe everything
F C Am
Let me drop this hint - and you'll love the
G
spin
F C
Among those juggling, bearded, barefoot men
Am G
Those story-telling witches, friend
F C G
I don't care, what you say
G F C G
Yeah, cause I will come home to the city that
Am
I love
F C G Am
Where I come from and you have never heard of
F C
In the midde of nowhere
G Am
Far, far away from normal
F C
I will come home, it'll never change
G Am
As long as the cows and cattle will have
F C G
names
F C
Growing up as a child
G Am
With a dog by my side
F C
I never saw it as a cage
G Am F C G
Though I need to fly away
G F C F
But I will come home to the city that
Am
I love
F C G Am
Where I come from and you have never heard of
F C
In the midde of nowhere
G Am
Far, far away from normal
F C
I will come home, it'll never change
G Am
As long as the cows and cattle will have
C
names
How to play Cows And Cattle
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.