Midnight Train To Georgia
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
C Em7 F G
L.A. proved
C Em7 F G
too much for the man
C Em7 F D G G7
so he's leavin the life he's come to know
C Em7 F G
said he's going back to find
C Em7 F G
what's left of his world
C Em7 F D G G7
the world he left behind, not so long ago
[Chorus]
C Em7 F G
He's leavin on that midnight train to
C Em7 F G
Georgia
C Em7 F D G
said he's going back to a simpler place and time
G7 C Em7 F G
and I'll be with him, on that midnight train to
Am D
Georgia
F G
I'd rather live in his world
C Em7 F G
than live without him in mine
[Verse 2]
C Em7 F G
He kept dreamin that someday
C Em7 F G
he'd be the star
C Em7 F
but he sure found out the hard way
D G G7
that dreams don't always come true
C Em7 F G
so he pawned all his hopes
C Em7 F G
and he even sold his old car
C Em7 F
bought a one way ticket back
D G G7
to the life that he once knew
[Chorus]
C Em7 F G
He's leavin on that midnight train to
C Em7 F G
Georgia
C Em7 F D G
said he's going back to a simpler place and time
G7 C Em7 F G
and I'll be with him, on that midnight train to
Am D
Georgia
F G
I'd rather live in his world
C Em7 F G
than live without him in mine
How to play Midnight Train To Georgia
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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