Peter Morgan
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Intro
G D Em Cadd9
verse 1
G
Cruising down I29 at 95 I passed a man with a Georgia plate
Em
Man your sure a long way from home
Cadd9 D
He probably been driving for days
Instrumental
D Em Cadd9
verse 2
G
One minuet hes here the next hes there
Em
Flying in the old ford he could be going anywhere
Cadd9 D
he turns off to get gas and leaves me to wonder,
[Refrão]D
He could be going anywhere
G
Lincoln Nebraska where the huskers rule,
Em
Memphis Tennesee, where the king once reigned
Cadd9 D
Or Minneapolis Minnesota, where prince sang purple rain
G Em D Cadd9
Yeah he coulda been going anywhere on that old interstate
G D
Miles and miles of open country
Am Em D
Little here and there towns scattered throught the land
Am D
Stop in for a cup of coffee,
Am D
take a ride around
Em G G
Grab some Gas, and your gone, your gone
verse 3
G
Flying on down 94
G Cadd9 D
I was heading down to the state fair
G
Saw a woman with Cali plates
Em Cadd9 D
She had long blonde hair and blue eyes
G Em D
Thought man you’re a long way from there
G
One minuet shes here the next shes there
Em
Flying in a convertible she could be going anywhere
Cadd9 D
She turns off at the truck stop, leaving me to wonder,
D
She could be going anywhere
G
Indianapolis Indiana, where the cars go round and round
Em D
Niagra Falls New York, The water comes tumbling down
Cadd9 D
Or Chicago Illiniois, Where the cubs turned their luck around
G Em D Cadd9
Yeah she coulda been going anywhere on that old interstate
[Refrão]G D
Miles and miles of open country
Am Em D
Little here and there towns scattered throught the land
Am D
Stop in for a cup of coffee,
Am D
take a ride around
Em G G
Grab some Gas, and your gone, your gone
How to play Peter Morgan
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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.