Down Here
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Down Here - Josie
[Intro]
D C G D C
[Verse]
D C
Living Down Here, Where A Truck ain’t A 4x4.
G D
It’s A 18 Wheeler Carting Them Loads Cross The Nullarbor.
D C
Way Down Here Where The Home Lands “Girt By Sea”.
G D
We Might Not Talk In Miles, But The West Us Just As Wild.
[Pre-Chorus]
A C
From The Kansas Sun To The Outback Plains.
A C
Maybe That Country Life Is All The Same?
[Chorus]
D
I Can’t Sing About Tennessee!
C
And What It Means To Me.
G/B D/A C
I Ain’t Ever In My Life Took A Ride On The Mississippi!
D
But I Can Sing About Open Roads!
C
Little Hank On The Radio.
G/B D/A
Working Hard, Getting Paid, End The Day With A Shot Of Whisky!
C G D C
Guess It Ain’t That Different, Country Living Down Here?
[Verse]
D C
Working Down Here, The Hands Look A Little Worse For Wear.
G D
The Land Ain’t Drinking Til The Rain Starts Falling In The Southern Air.
D C
Way’on Down Here, Everybody’s Got A Tale To Tell.
G D
About The Better Days, When There Was Water In The Well!
[Pre-Chorus]
A C
From The Texas Sun To The Flooding Rains.
A C
Maybe That Country Like Is All The Same?
[Chorus]
D
I Can’t Sing About Tennessee!
C
And What It Means To Me.
G/B D/A C
I Ain’t Ever In My Life Took A Ride On The Mississippi!
D
But I Can Sing About Open Roads!
C
Little Merl On The Radio.
G/B D/A
Working Hard, Getting Paid, End The Day With A Shot Of Whisky!
C G D C
Guess It Ain’t That Different, Country Living Down Here?
[Solo]
D C G/B D/A C x2
[Chorus]
D
I Can’t Sing About Tennessee!
C
And What It Means To Me.
G/B D/A C
I Ain’t Ever In My Life Took A Ride On The Mississippi!
D
But I Can Sing About Open Roads!
C
Little Hank On The Radio.
G/B D/A
Working Hard, Getting Paid, End The Day With A Shot Of Whisky!
C G D
Guess It Ain’t That Different, Country Living Down Here?
C G D
Man Who We Kidding! We All Love An Ice Cold Beer!
C G D
Guess It Ain’t That Different, Country Living Down Here?
How to play Down Here
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.