Miles Away
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
SONG: MILES AWAY
ARTIST: OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW ft. WILLIE WATSON
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=V6xEUNI83lM&feature=share9
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW ft. WILLIE WATSON
CAPO: 4th FRET
[Intro]
C Dm C Dm
[Verse]
C Em
Ran into my old friend by the side of the road today
C Em
He was cutting back roses in the rain
F C
Had a few more miles carved into his mandolin
Dm
But he kept pretty well in tune
G
When he sang them old-time country blues
C Em
Do you remember the rails that we used to ride
C Em
Oh that was many mountains ago
F C
Since we split off up on that westbound trail
Dm G
How you been old friend are you doing well
[Chorus]
F Em Dm G
I never got the chance to say I love you
F Em Dm Em
Now it all feels just a little too late
F Em Dm G
Ever since just down the road tuuurned
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C F
Miles away
[Verse]
C Em
How's the paint on the fence are the fields still growing wild
C Em
I heard you lost your gal along the way
F C
Remember hiding high up in the rafters all day
Dm
Did that old roof cave in
G
Is there anything left of all that's been
[Chorus]
F Em Dm G
I never got the chance to say I love you
F Em Dm Em
Now it all feels just a little too late
F Em Dm G
Ever since just down the road tuuurned
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C F
Miles away
[Instrumental]
Em C Dm
Em C Dm
F Em C Dm G
C F C F
[Break]
C Em
So if you run into some lost friend or lover
C Em
And find only reticence remains
F C
Grab the saddle horn and just throw your body over
Dm
Don't let the past
Don't let the past
G F
Don't let the past hold the re-eeeins
[Chorus]
C Dm
Take the chance to say I love you
F Em Dm
Even if it all feels a little too late
F Em Dm G
'Cause before you know it just down the road'll turn
[Outro]
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C
Miles away
F
Miles away
C
Miles away
F C F C - FADE OUT
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