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Intro
C C C C
 
verse 1
NC C
Well I don't think I like the city
D
No it don't appeal to me at all
F
I used to think it could be pretty
G
I thought that it could give me
C
What I've been waiting on
 
verse 2
NC C
I think I'll head out to the country
D
Where I got friends to call my own
F
Lord there's nothing here to keep me
G
This rambling heart will lead me
C
I guess I'll get on up and go
 
[Refrão] F C
So I'm gonna spend my time with a woman that I'm loving
Am G
Gonna raise a little hell with the good old boys
F C
Lord there's nothing here that's ever gonna please me
G
So I'll take my things and head on down the road
C C
Head on
 
verse 3
NC C
Made my share of bad decisions
D
And I spent some nights out on the road
F
But a man of my position
G
Or the state of my condition
C
See I got somewhere to go
 
[Refrão] F C
So I'm gonna spend my time with a woman that I'm loving
Am G
Gonna raise a little hell with the good old boys
F C
Lord there's nothing here that's ever gonna please me
G
So I'll take my things and head on down the road
NC
No, no, no, no
C C C C
Head on
 
Bridge
G F C
Gonna beat my drum till the day I'm dead and gone
G F C
And its a lonely road that I'm on
G F C
Gonna beat my drum till the day I'm dead and gone
G G F
And its a lonely road that I'm on
G C
On, that I'm on
 
Interlude
F C Am G
 
[Refrão] F C
So I'm gonna spend my time with a woman that I'm loving
Am G
Gonna raise a little hell with the good old boys
F C
Lord there's nothing here that's ever gonna please me
G
So I'll take my things and head on down the road
NC
No, no, no, no
C
Head on...

How to play Head On

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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