On The Road
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E D
It is six in the morning on Sunday
E D
It is cold with clouds in the sky.
E D
All the Birds are encouraged to sing very
E
Loudly
D
Everywhere
A G
I make a coffee and a reinforced snack
D E
After a hot and good shower
A G
I say, (bye) to my sweetheart with a smack
D B
I do not know when I'll be back
E
On the road
A
I feel so happy and live, I say
E
On the road
A
I do not waste my time, no more
C
On the road, (So good!)
G
It is just asphalt, the wind, and trees,
C
On the road
G
I really want to be happy and free
Bb
On the road
Eb B
The red sun burns my skin and my soul
E
On the road
A
It is like being in a trance, cool!
E
On the road
A
It is like living a romance, in fact
C
On the road
G
I see too many lights around me
C
On the road
G
I see the clouds smiling at me
Bb
On the road
Eb B
I get a kiss from the crescent moon
E D
It's six in the evening on Sunday
E D
It's hot, no clouds in the sky
E D
All the birds went to sleep
E
In their cozy and large straw beds
D
Everywhere
A G
I make juice and a reinforced snack
D E
After a hot and good shower
A G
I say (so long) to the barmaid with a smack
D B
Now I'm gonna sleep like a rock.
How to play On The Road
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.