Jay Colletto - Virginian Mountains
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[Verse 1]
G
I fell for something that July evening
Cadd9 G
The green reflections from your eyes gleaming
Cadd9 G D
Your crooked grin did me in when my eyes first found you
G
I didn't know your name, you've never seen my face
Cadd9 G
But I could talk all day about my new found grace
Cadd9 G D
Something true, something to do, I feel alive again
[Pre-Chorus]
Am7 C
I've only heard these kinda things
G
In the songs I would'nt sing
D
Mow everything's changing
Am7 C
There ain't no need to lock it out
G
It's bout time you hear it now
D
So shut your eyes and listen closely
[Chorus]
G
I remember those virginian mountains
Cadd9 G
Standing tall behind the trees
Cadd9 G
They'd tell us stories of love and affection
D
I thought heart's like ours couldn't beleive
G
They whispered something that July eveneing
Cadd9 G
I thought was only spoke to me
Cadd9 G
But if you heard those virginian mountains
D C G
Then darling won't you come on home to me
[Verse 2]
G Cadd9
I've never seen myself from the view of someone else
G
But recently my whole perspective's changed
Cadd9 G
Can't say I'm different but God knows I'm listening
D C G
To whatever these mountains have to say
G
They opened my eyes and words can't describe
Cadd9 G
This feeling they put inside my soul
Cadd9 G
They spoke of the truth and they told me of you and said
D C G
Boy don't you ever let her go
[Chorus]
G
Do you remember those virginian mountains
Cadd9 G
Standing tall behind the trees
Cadd9 G
They'd tell us stories of love and affection
D
I thought heart's like ours couldn't beleive
G
And if you heard them that July evening
Cadd9 G
Don't be afraid to let them speak
Cadd9 G
Just listen in and let them virginian mountains
D C G
Lead you on the way back home to me
D C G
Lead you on the way back home to me
D C G
So darling won't you come on home to me
How to play Jay Colletto - Virginian Mountains
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What is the starting chord?
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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.