Here In California - Caroline Herring

Here In California

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CAPO: 2nd Fret
 
Intro: G Am G D Em C ~ ~ G Am C
 
G Gsus4 G
When I was young my mamma told me
D Em
She said, child take your time
C G
Don't fall in love too quickly
Am C ~ ~
Before you know your mind
G Gsus4 G
She held me 'round the shoulders
D Em
In a voice so soft and kind
C G
She said, love can make you happy
Am D G ~ ~
And love can rob you blind
 
[Refrão]C D G
Here in California
Am D7 Em
The fruit hangs heavy on the vine
C Em G
There's no gold, I thought I'd warn ya
Am D G Am G
And the hills turn brown in the summertime
 
G Gsus2 G D
Now I may learn to love you
Em
But I can't say when
C G
This morning we were strangers
Am C ~ ~
And tonight we're only friends
G Gsus4 G
I'll take my time to know you
D Em
I'll take my time to see
C G Am
There's nothing I won't show you
D G ~ ~
If you take your time with me
 
[Refrão]C D G
Here in California
Am D7 Em
The fruit hangs heavy on the vine
C Em G
There's no gold, I thought I'd warn ya
Am D G
And the hills turn brown in the summertime
 
Instrumental: D Em C ~ ~ G Am C G
 
Gsus4 G
There's an old familiar story
D Em
An old familiar rhyme
C G Am
To everything there is a season
C
For every purpose there's a time
G Gsus4 G
A time to love and come together
D Em
A time when love longs for a name
C G Am
A time for questions we can't answer
D G
Though we ask them just the same
 
[Refrão]C D G
Here in California
Am D7 Em
The fruit hangs heavy on the vine
C Em G
There's no gold, I thought I'd warn ya
Am D G
And the hills turn brown in the summertime
C Em G
And there's no gold, I thought I'd warn ya
Am D G
And the hills turn brown in the summertime

How to play Here In California

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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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