Liam Hill

[Verso 1] G Sun came up on a dirt road morning D Mist on the water, the world still yawning Em Old johnboat tied to a cedar tree C Looks like home, looks like me G Coffee steaming from a cracked-up mug D Radio humming in an old farm truck Em Got nowhere special I gotta be C Just chasing freedom down the creek [Refrão] G And I dont need a million dollars D Dont need lights on a city street Em Give me good friends, a cold Friday night C And a little bit of gasoline G Give me a sunset over the pines D Give me a song I can still believe Em The best things Ive ever held onto C Were never things I could keep [Verso 2] G Granddads words still ride beside me D Every mile and every county line I see Em Life moves fast, son, dont blink twice C Funny how he turned out right G Some folks run for the city skyline D Some folks chase that dollar sign Em Me, Im fine with these old back roads C And the people Ive always known [Refrão] G And I dont need a million dollars D Dont need lights on a city street Em Give me good friends, a cold Friday night C And a little bit of gasoline G Give me a sunset over the pines D Give me a song I can still believe Em The best things Ive ever held onto C Were never things I could keep [Ponte] Em One day the years will catch me D The way they catch us all C But I hope they find me smiling D When I hear that evening call [Refrão] G I dont need a million dollars D Dont need lights on a city street Em Give me one more cast across the water C And the people who believed in me G Give me a sunset over the pines D Give me these memories Em Cause the best things Ive ever held onto C Were never things I could keep G No, they were never things I could ke