Hurry Home
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Intro
D A Bm A/C# D G D/F# Bm A
[Verso 1]
G A D
Well he's been sitting by the phone since she left
G D/F# A
But it's time for work and he just can't be late
G A D A/C# Bm A G
So he grabs his old guitar and he plays a couple bars on the machine
A
And then he softly sings
[Refrão]
G A D
It doesn't matter what you've done I still love you
G A Bm A/C# D
It doesn't matter where you've been you can still come home
G A D A/C# Bm
And honey if it's you we've got a lot of making up to do
A G A D
And I can't hug you on the phone so hurry home
[Verso 2]
G A D
Well the message light was blinking when he got back
G D/F# A
It was an old friend calling cause he just heard the news
G A D A/C# Bm A G
He says Man I hope you find her if I see her I'll remind her that her dad is worried
A
And want her to know
[Refrão]
G A D
It doesn't matter what you've done I still love you
G A Bm A/C# D
It doesn't matter where you've been you can still come home
G A D A/C# Bm
And honey if it's you we've got a lot of making up to do
A G A D
And I can't hug you on the phone so hurry home
[Ponte]
G A D A/C# Bm A
Well the days dragged by without a word from her
G A Bm A/C# D
And it looked like she might not be coming back
G A D A/C# Bm A
People said man don't you think it's time to take that old message off
G A
He said no you never know when she might call
[Verso 3]
G A D
She was just outside a bar in New York City
G D/F# A
Her so-called friends had left her all alone
G A D A/C# Bm A G
She was scared he wouldn't want her but she dialed up that old number and let it ring
A
And then she heard him sing
[Refrão]
G A D
It doesn't matter what you've done I still love you
G A Bm A/C# D
It doesn't matter where you've been you can still come home
G A D A/C# Bm
And honey if it's you we've got a lot of making up to do
A G A Bm E/G#
And I can't hug you on the phone so hurry home
G C A
He walked in just in time to hear her say
D
Dad I'm on my way
How to play Hurry Home
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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.