Ready To Fly - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Ready To Fly

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F C G
Mamma called this morning, said soon why won't you come back home
F C G
i ain't been feeling good and i know it won't be long
F C G
Don't keep me waiting i wanna touch your face again
F C G
oooh what a good life it's being
F C G
Now i'm ready to fly, i wanna see your daddy again
F C G
I'm ready to fly, all my family and friends
F C G F C
i know that i do waitting in a place beyond the sky
G F C G
i'm ready to fly......................yeah i'm ready to fly
 
F C G
Hard times in sixty nine, the war was (ragged) on
F C G
That's the reason my dad left and never made him back home
F C G
It was a suffer for all of us, but mamma smilled every day
F C G
oooh it's so hard to hear her say
 
F C G
Now i'm ready to fly, i wanna see your daddy again
F C G
I'm ready to fly, all my family and friends
F C G F C G FCG
i know that i do waitting in a place beyond the sky......... so i'm ready to fly
 
Bm C
She make sure she never let see her crying
Am Bm F C G
But those tears on the pilow, she couldn't hide
 
F C G
i'm ready to fly, i wanna see your daddy again
F C G
I'm ready to fly, all my family and friends
F C G F C
i know that i do waitting in a place beyond the sky
G F C
sooooo, yeah i'm ready to fly
G
i wanna see your daddy again
F C G
I'm ready to fly, all my family and friends
F C G F C
i know that i do waitting in a place beyond the sky
G F C G G F C
i'm ready to fly....................... yeah, i'm ready to fly
G F C
i'm ready to fly
G F C
i'm ready to fly
 
fly, fly, fly

How to play Ready To Fly

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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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