Hometown In Heaven
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Intro
E A E
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E|------------------------------|
B|------------------0-----------|
G|--------------1-----2-1-------|
D|-2---2--4---4-----------2-----|
A|---2------2-----2-------------|
E|------------------------------|
[Verso 1]
E
Is there a stream that weaves through the willows
E A E
Is there a pantry full of Mason jars
E
Is there French lace on soft feathered pillows
A E
Gourd full of seed hangin' in the backyard
E
Mmmmmmm
[Verso 2]
E
Do out of tune uprights play hymnal music
E A E
Does dust turn to gold on every old truck
E
Maybe barns look like castles
E
And fences are picket
A E
And is there more corn than I ould ever shuck
F#m
I don't know
I don't know
[Refrão]
E
I don't know how it can get any better
A E
Then supper and sunsets at 7
E
But I think that God has created a place that
A E
Looks like my hometown in Heaven
E
Mmmmm
[Verso 3]
E
I hope there's old souls down at the diner
E A E
And I hope there's Angels pickin' on a porch
E
And if there's a gatherin', it's a revival
E A
A corner in glory where no one locks the door
[Refrão]
E
I don't know how it can get any better
A E
Then supper and sunsets at 7
E
But I think that God has created a place that
A E E
Looks like my hometown in Heaven
A E
Oh oh oh oh ohhhh ohh
[Ponte]
E
And when I walk in, will I hear a southern drawl
E A
Smell nanny's cornbread cookin' on the stove
[Refrão]
E A
I don't know how it can get any better
E
Then supper and sunsets at 7
E A E
But I think that God has created a place that
A E
Looks like my hometown in Heaven
Oh oh oh
Outro
A E
Hayfields in every direction
E
And I know that God has created a place that
A C#m
Looks like my hometown in Heaven
A
Looks like my hometown
E
In Heaven
E A
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E|---------------------------|
B|------------------0--------|
G|--------------1-----2-1----|
D|-2---2--4---4-----------2--|
A|---2------2-----2----------|
E|---------------------------|
A E
Mmmmm mmm
How to play Hometown In Heaven
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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.