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Chords
C, Am, F, C, Em, F, F, C
Intro
C, Am, F, C
C Am F C
Red door ends the driveway on the street where we met
Em F Dm C
I'd take a thousand memories on the road with me so we never forget
C Am F C
It's been a good year, would be a long day before we lay our heads down to rest
Em F Dm C
And if those tears come rolling down i'll pull you close to me tell you we'll be back there again
C Am F C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiiime won't be a long time
Em F Dm C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiiime won't be a long time
C Am
Till we get back HOME (Till we get back HOME)
F C
Till we get back HOME (Till we get back HOME)
Em F Dm C
It won't be long (Till we get back HOME) Till we get back HOME (Till we get back HOME)
C Am F C
We've had good times, it's been real love and I know it's hard to move on!
Em F Dm C
But don't place your sentiment in the things we left it's when we're together we're home
C Am F C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiiime won't be a long time
Em F Dm C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiiime won't be a long time
C Am
Till we get back HOME (Till we get back HOME)
F C
Till we get back HOME (Till we get back HOME)
Em F Dm C
It won't be long (Till we get back HOME) Till we get back HOME (Till we get back HOME)
C Am F C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiime won't be a long time
Em F Dm C
Not gone be a long time oooooooh aaaaaaaah!
C Am F C
(Till we get back HOME)
Em F Dm C
(Till we get back HOME)
C Am F C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiiime won't be a long time
Em F Dm C
Won't be a long tiiiiiiiiime tiiiiiiiiime won't be a long time. END
How to play Home
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.