Heading Home - Bw Stevenson

Heading Home

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Intro: G C G C G
 
Em7 Em
Down and dirty in no place
C D G
Here ain't got nothing with class
Em
I was headed to nowhere
C Am
Getting there way too fast
G Em
Feel I'm lost in this crazy maze
C Am
And I can't find my way out
 
[Refrão]
G Em C
And I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
Em C G
Yes I've been on this road too long
Am D G D C G D C G
And I feel like heading home
 
Em7 Em
Ohh, sweet Jesus
C D G
Won't you smile upon me now
Em
I've only found a loneliness
C Am
Searching in the crowd
G Em
I heard you were the answer
C Am
But I need to know just how
 
[Refrão]
G Em C
'Cause I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
Em C G
Yes I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
 
Bridge:
C G
Sadness and sorrow
Am C G
Sure don't fit me well
 
I've still got some questions
C D
Of one thing I can tell
 
[Refrão]
G Em C
'Cause I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
Em C G
Yes I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
 
N.C.
And I've been on this road too long
 
And I feel like heading home
 
Yes I've been on this road too long
C N.C. D N.C.
And I feel like heading
Am D G
Feel like heading home
 
Instrumental: G Em C Am D G
 
[Refrão]
Em C G
Yes I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
Em C G
And I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home
Em C G
Yes I've been on this road too long
Am D G
And I feel like heading home

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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