Every Reason I Go Back
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Intro: D G
D G
It's one way in, it's one way out
D A
It's one stop, one cop, one bar town
G A D G
Where its eight ball winner breaks and the loser racks
D G
It's the same old cars and the same old trucks
A
The same old coach with the same bad luck
G A Bm
But on Friday nights, the home team side is packed
A G A D
It's every reason that I left and every reason I go back
[Refrão] G A
Yeah, it's the same old, same old, nothin's changed
D
Where everybody knows your name
G A
It?fs a dirt road trip down the memory lane
Bm A G
And old flame I can't get passed
Em A D
It's every reason that I left and every reason I go back
Instrumental
G D G
D G
It's the same old questions from my mama's mouth
D A
It's my dad's voice, "Hey boy," just wearin' me out about
G A D G
"Yes, sir, yes, ma'am," this is my house y'on't talk back
D G
It's the same cheap buddies with the same cheap beard
D A
The same cheap shots that I always fear
G A Bm
And it's same old stories still get the all laughs
D A D
It's every reason that I left and every reason I go back
[Refrão] G A
Yeah, it's the same old, same old, nothin?fs changed
D
Where everybody knows your name
G A
It's a dirt road trip down the memory lane
Bm A G
And old flame I can't get passed
Em A G
Oh, it's every reason that I left and every reason I go back
Instrumental
D D G G A A
[Refrão] G A
Yeah, it's the same old, same old, nothin's changed
D
Where everybody knows your name
G A
It's a dirt road trip down the memory lane
Bm A G
And old flame I can't get passed
Em G A
It's every reason that I left, oh, every reason that I left
D G
Every reason I go back
D G D G D
Oh, I can't wait to get back
How to play Every Reason I Go Back
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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.