North Dakota - TJ Cochran

North Dakota

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYj4Ql5CMgg
 
Key G Option is to play Cadd9 and Dsus chords
If it sounds better to you. Also, Em7 for Em
 
[Intro]
| C D | C D | C D | C D |
 
[Verse]
C D
I was goin west on the interstate
C D
I was running low on fumes
C D
And I was looking for the next turn
C D
To get back home to you
 
C D
And it was thunder and it was lightning
C D
It was fast and it was slow
C D
But like a traffic jam my heart stuck here
C
With nowhere else to go
 
[Chorus]
C D G D Em
So don’t give up on me
C D
Cause I’m out here on this road
G D Em
Where I thought you’d be
C D G D Em
And I’m miss-ing you
C D Em
And all things I’ve loved along the way
C D C D C D
But they ain’t got you today
 
[Verse]
C D
And I’m out here going sideways
C D
I got stuck without a spare
C D
Loving you feels right, right now
C D
But it don’t seem fair
C D
And I would of if I could
C D
Just whip it around
C D
But like a traffic jam my hearts stuck here
C D
In this no name town
 
[Chorus]
C D G D Em
So don’t give up on me
C D
Cause I’m out here on this road
G D Em
Where I thought you’d be
C D G D Em
And I’m miss-ing you
C D Em
And all things I’ve loved along the way
C D
But they ain’t got you today
 
[Solo]
| C D | C D | C D | C D |
 
[Chorus]
C D G D Em
So don’t give up on me
C D
Cause I’m out here on this road
G D Em
Where I thought you’d be
C D G D Em
And I’m miss-ing you
C D Em
And all things I’ve loved along the way
C D C D C D C D C D G
But they ain’t got you today

How to play North Dakota

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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