Nebraska
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G Am
There's so many ways to say I love you
Em
And I wouldn't wanna waste 'em
C
On someone who don't feel it too
G Am
So many ways to say I love you
Em C
I love you, I do
G Am
And there's so many ways to leave a person
Em
And I wouldn't wanna do 'em
C
But somehow you, you cut me loose
G Am
So many ways to leave a person
Em C
Can't do it to you
G Am
Been to Nebraska, I've been to Rome
Em C
I've walked the desert and swam below
G Am
Climbed many mountains, traveled the skies
Em C
I've been to heaven, oh, how I've tried
G Am
To get you out my mind, but you're still home
Em C
To get you out my mind, but you're still home
G Am
Can't get you out my mind 'cause you're still home
Em C
Can't get you out my mind 'cause you're still home
D
You're still home
G Am
There's so many ways to find a meaning
Em
And I wouldn't wanna chase 'em
C
Guess I'm okay, get by someday
G Am
So many ways to find a meaning
Em C
A reason to stay
G Am
And there's so many ways to say I need you
Em
But I wouldn't wanna waste 'em
C
On someone who don't feel it too
G Am
So many ways to say I need you
Em C
I need you, I do (ooh)
G Am
Been to Nebraska, I've been to Rome
Em C
I've walked the desert and swam below
G Am
Climbed many mountains, traveled the skies
Em C
I've been to heaven, oh, how I've tried
G Am
To get you out my mind, but you're still home
Em C
To get you out my mind, but you're still home
G Am
Can't get you out my mind 'cause you're still home
Em C
Can't get you out my mind 'cause you're still home
You're still home
C
You're still home
You're still home
You're still home
C G
You're still home
How to play Nebraska
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What is the starting chord?
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.