Hidin Out In Tennessee - Outlaws

Hidin Out In Tennessee

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Intro
G Bb C Bb
G Bb C Bb
G Bb C Bb
G Bb C Bb
 
verse 1
G
All year long it's been hotels and highways
Bb
Smoky bars, long night and lost days
C G Bb C Bb
You give it all you got, but they still want more
G
Long bus rides and early morning airplanes
Bb
Interviews and publicity campaigns
C G
The hardcore is always waitin' at the backstage door
 
[Refrão] C D
Gotta hideout in the hills of Tennessee
G C
Where the redneck girl's there waitin' for me
D Em
Pitchin' whiskey from the bottle of love to party all night long
C D
Nobody knows where an Outlaw goes
G C
When they damned sure don't wanna be found
G D
No use in lookin' for me, I'll be hidin' out in Tenneessee
 
Instrumental
G Bb C Bb
G Bb C Bb
 
verse 2
G
That's my life pumpin' radio airwaves
Bb
My guitar playing out on the big stage
C G Bb C Bb
Hot tears on the pages of my latest song
G
All my life I've been taking the high road
Bb
Around the bend just to see where it goes
C G
Tear it down, pack it up now we're movin' on
 
[Refrão] C D
Gotta hideout in the hills of Tennessee
G C
Where the redneck girl's there waitin' for me
D Em
Pitchin' whiskey from the bottle of love to party all night long
C D
Nobody knows where an Outlaw goes
G C
When they damned sure don't wanna be found
G D
No use in lookin' for me, I'll be hidin' out in Tenneessee
 
Instrumental
C G C D
 
[Refrão] C D
Gotta hideout in the hills of Tennessee
G C
Where the redneck girl's there waitin' for me
D Em
Pitchin' whiskey from the bottle of love to party all night long
C D
Nobody knows where an Outlaw goes
G C
When they damned sure don't wanna be found
G D Em C
No use in lookin' for me, I'll be hidin' out in Tenneessee, oh
G D G
Oh, no use in lookin' for me, I'll be hidin' out in Tenneessee
G
Ah just drinkin' that moonshine whiskey...
 
Instrumental
G Bb C G
G Bb C D
G Bb C G
G Bb C D
 
Outro
G

How to play Hidin Out In Tennessee

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What is the starting chord?

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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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