Luke Berryhill - Savannahs Not In Georgia
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Capo 1
[Intro]
D Bm Em A x2
[Verse 1]
D Bm Em A
Our feet walked down to river street, But man our hearts were running
D Bm Em A
I was acting a fool trying to play it cool, Lord knows that she was something
Em Walk
The band on eleven, and we were in Heaven
G
Man I thought we had it all
[Chorus]
D Bm
Those blue skies we dreamed of
Em A
Have all gone dark and gray
D Bm
That’s where we fell in love
Em A
And I thought we would stay
D
Holdin hands in the moon light
Bm
Thinking we were so right
Em A
Like I never felt before
Em A
But Savannah’s not in Georgia anymore
D Bm Em A
D Bm Em. A
Well it’s hard to find sweet peaches, Up there in Cincinnati
D Bm Em A
And those pine trees don’t grow near as tall, Out in Napa Valley
Em Walk
Dang it’s a sad thing, just me on that porch swing
G A
Wondering where she’s gone
[Chorus 2]
D Bm
(Cuz) Those blue skies we dreamed of
Em. A
Have all gone dark and gray
D Bm
That’s where we fell in love
Em A
And I thought we would stay
D
Holdin hands in the moon light
Bm
Thinking we were so right
Em A
Like I never felt before
Em A
But Savannah’s not in Georgia anymore
[Bridge]
Em Walk
So girl if you’re out there just know that I’m right here
G Gm6
Hoping maybe you’ll come home……
[Chorus 3]
D Bm
Those blue skies we dreamed of
Em A
Have all gone dark and gray
D Bm
That’s where we fell in love
Em A
And I thought we would stay
D
Holdin hands in the moon light
Bm
Thinking we were so right
Em A
Like I never felt before
Em A
But Savannah’s not in Georgia
Bm E
No Savannah’s not in Georgia
G A
No Savannah’s not in Georgia anymore
D Bm Em A x2
How to play Luke Berryhill - Savannahs Not In Georgia
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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.