Hill Country Home - Kyle Park

Hill Country Home

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by Kyle Park
(From the 2024 Album ALL NIGHTERS)
 
Capo 1st fret
 
[Intro]
G C G C
G C G C
 
[Verse 1]
G C
I was born and raised in Texas
G C
In a little hill country home
G C
Grew up on the Guadalupe River
G C
Just north of San Antone
G C
Way out in the middle of nowhere
G C
Down an old red gravel road
G C
The same house granddaddy lived in
G Cadd9 G
'Til he was ninety eight years old
 
[Chorus]
D
From where I stand, this piece of land
C G
Is all I've ever known
D
And for what it's worth, my heaven on earth
C G
Is this hill country home
C G C
Hill country home
 
[Verse 2]
G C
I've been west of Midland
G C
Working on an old pipeline
G C
Spent time down in Corpus Christi
G C
Fishing with a friend of mine
G C
I knew a girl in Fort Worth
G C
Yea, she stole my heart away
G C
I love every town I've been around
G Cadd9 G
But I knew I'd never stay
 
[Chorus]
D
Cause from where I stand, this piece of land
C G
Is all I've ever known
D
And for what it's worth, my heaven on earth
C G
Is this hill country home
C G
Hill country home
 
[Guitar & Fiddle Solos]
C G C G
C G C G
C G C G
C G C G Cadd9 G
D C G D
C G C G
C
 
[Verse 3]
G C
Passed down five generations
G C
My old man used to say
G C
"Your Granddad gave this land to me
G C
And it'll be yours, too, someday
G C
Don't ever sell one acre
G C
Pass everything down the line
G C
Leave it in the hands of your little man
G Cadd9 G
The same way I did mine
 
[Out-Chorus]
D
Cause from where I stand, this piece of land
C G
Is all I've ever known
D
And for what it's worth, my heaven on earth
C G
Is this hill country home
D
Yeah, from where I stand, this piece of land
C G
Is all I've ever known
D
And for what it's worth, my heaven on earth
C G
Is this hill country home
C G
Hill country home
C G C G
Hill country home

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