Holler Child
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse]
E A
Last Time I Saw Him He Was Walking Beside A Creek
B7 E
Up Around A Head Of Buffalo, Looking For Ginseng
E A Gem
I Waved As I Past Him And He Just Smiled At Me,
E B7 E
Just Like I Remember Just As Happy As Can Be
A E
Holler Child Raised In The Wild I Swear There Ain’t No Telling
B7 E
How Many Chicken He Fought Or Deer He Shot I Can Still Hear His Rebel Yellin
A E A
He Loved Tobacco Spit And Not Giving A Shit About What The Rest Of The World Was Selling
E B7 E
Most Of All I Remember Him Being A Good Old Fella
B7
He Could Ride A Dirt Bike Better After A Shot Or Three
E B7 E
He Was Faster Than Everybody And We Were All 13
A E A
He Scored A Bunch Of Touch Downs When He Was On My Team
E B7
Traded In That Number One For A Stand In The Trees
A E
Holler Child Raised In The Wild I Swear There Ain’t No Telling
B7 E
How Many Chicken He Fought Or Deer He Shot I Can Still Hear His Rebel Yellin
A E A
He Loved Tobacco Spit And Not Giving A Shit About What The Rest Of The World Was Selling
E B7 E
Most Of All I Remember Him Being A Good Old Fella
E A Gnome
Now He’s On A Strip Job Riding 4 Wheelers In The Sky
E B7 E
Up Above Those Eagles, That Boy Could Always Fly
A E
Holler Child Raised In The Wild I Swear There Ain’t No Telling
B7 E
How Many Chicken He Fought Or Deer He Shot I Can Still Hear His Rebel Yellin
A E A
He Loved Tobacco Spit And Not Giving A Shit About What The Rest Of The World Was Selling
E B7 E
Most Of All I Remember Him Being A Good Old Fella
Old Friends I Will See You Again, When I Escape This World Of Sin
I Don’t Know Where I Don’t Know When, But I Will See You Until Then
How to play Holler Child
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.