Miles An Mud Tires - Granger Smith

Miles An Mud Tires

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Capo 1
 
Intro: G Em C D
 
verse 1
C G Em D
Yeah, I'm a little burned out from a hard week, need to slow down, need to find me
C G Em D
I need a little un- wind, I need a long trip, I need a Saturday night and a cold sip
Am C D
I need sunshine and gasoline
 
[Refrão]
C G Em D
Give me those miles and mud tires, smoking back roads like a bonfire
C G Em D
Barefoot on the gas, ballcap on the dash, windows down, little towns, blowin' right past
C G Em D C G Em D
When I've lost my soul, they go rolling me right back home
 
verse 2
C G Em D
It's been forever since, I've seen a hook sink, I've got a pull in a box, sittin' in the backseat
C G Em D
And I'll be taking the long way to the lake, and if I gotta go slow, it's better that way
Am Bm C D
County roads, bumping like a stereo
 
[Refrão]
C G Em D
Give me those miles and mud tires, smoking back roads like a bonfire
C G Em D
Barefoot on the gas, ballcap on the dash, windows down, little towns, blowin' right past
C G Em D G
When I've lost my soul, they go rolling me right back home
 
Bridge
C Bm
A little mud on the windshield, a little sun on my skin
Am Bm C D
Six pack in the seat, nobody but me, feels good to be rolling around again
 
Solo: C G Em D (x2)
 
[Refrão]
C G Em D
Those miles and mud tires, smoking back roads like a bonfire
C G Em D
Barefoot on the gas, ballcap on the dash, windows down, little towns, blowin' right past
C G Em D
When I've lost my soul, they go rolling me right back
 
Outro
C G Em D C G
When I've lost my soul, they go rolling me right back home
Em D C G
Always rolling me right back home
Em D C G Em D G
Rolling me, rolling me, rolling right back home

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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.

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