My Way Back Home - Mark Chesnutt

My Way Back Home

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Capo 4th Fret
 
Intro: (G)
 
After (G) one of my huntin', fishin' party weekends
I could hardly wait to hold my baby again
A (C) man will never see a more beautiful sight
Than (G) home sweet mobil home in his truck headlights
But ex(D)cept for a cedar deck and cinder blocks
(Am) All (C/B) I (C) saw was a (D) vacant lot
 
So I'm (G) drivin' around, all over town
Wonderin' where she hauled it a(D)way
Yeah she's on a roll, which way do I go
I've been through every single tr(G)ailer park and KOA
She's been mad before, but never this sore
You can surely bet from now (C) on
I won't wander (D) far from from (G) her lovin' (C) arms
If I ever find my (D) way back (G) home
 
Guess my (G) homeless situation is partly my fault
For another thousand dollars down I could have bought
That (C) house in the country that she loved so much
With (G) all that brick and wood there ain't no way it would budge
It's (D) easy now to figure out where I went wrong
But a (Am) little (C/B) harder (C) finding (D) love that's gone
 
So I'm (G) drivin' around, all over town
Wonderin' where she hauled it a(D)way
Yeah she's on a roll, which way do I go
I've been through every single tr(G)ailer park and KOA
She's been mad before, but never this sore
You can surely bet from now (C) on
I won't wander (D) far from from (G) her lovin' (C) arms
If I ever find my (D) way back (G) home
 
Yeah the (C) next time I (D) leave, I'm taking (G) her or the (C) keys
If I ever find my (D) way (If he (C) ever finds his (D) way)
If I (C) ever find my (D) way back (G) home
 
Fade out...
 
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The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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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