How Ill Always Be - Tim McGraw

How Ill Always Be

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Intro D
 
verse 1
 
D
I'm a little more beer bottle beer joint than a fancy bar
D
I'm a little more sitting up high on the road than a little car
G
I'm a little more bust ya back than take it for free
D
And that's how I'll always be
D
I'm a little more lose my temper than to sit on back
D
I'm a little more ol' Hank Williams than that trendy crap
G
I love a flat wood ol' front porch made of an old oak tree
D
And that's how I'll always be
 
[Refrão] G
I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs and guitars playin'
D/F#
One room churches, back road walks and front porch swingin'
Em A
Sunset skies, bonfire nights, I love the simple things
D
That's how I'll always be
 
verse 2
 
D
I got friends that say I live a little like cool hand Luke
D
Fast cars and motorcycles raisin' hell in cowboy boots
G
But hey on Sunday morning I'll take the back row seat
D
That's how I'll always be
 
[Refrão] G
I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs and guitars playin'
D/F#
One room churches, back road walks and front porch swingin'
Em A
Sunset skies, bonfire nights, I love the simple things
D
That's how I'll always be
 
Instrumental
 
G D/F# Em A
 
Bridge
 
Bm A
I'm a fan of chert rock bouncing off a Chevy fender
D D/F# G
That feeling that you get that first time she lets ya kiss her
Bm A
Rusty roofs that rattle when the rain is fallin' down
D Asus A
Handshake deals fresh cut hay fields and hometowns
 
[Refrão]G
I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs and guitars playin'
D/F#
One room churches, back road walks and front porch swingin'
Em A
Sunset skies, bonfire nights, I love the simple things
D
That's how I'll always be
G
That's how I'll always be
Asus A
That's how I'll always be
D
That's how I'll always be

How to play How Ill Always Be

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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.

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