Real Gone - Sheryl Crow

Real Gone

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1st Verse Chords: Bm EonB Bm AonB
 
I'm American made, bought a large Chevrolet
My momma taught me wrong from right
I was born in the south
Sometimes I have a big mouth
When I see something that I don't like
I gotta say it
 
Well we’ve been driving this road
For a mighty long time
Payin' no mind to the signs
Well this neighborhood's changed
It's all been rearranged
We left that change somewhere behind
 
[Refrão]Bm D
Slow down, you're gonna crash
A
Baby you were screamin'
E
It's a blast, blast, blast
Bm D
Look out babe you got your blinders on
A
Everybody's lookin' for a way
E
To get real gone
 
Bm E Bm A Bm E Bm A
Real gone Real gone
 
2nd Verse Chords: Bm EonB Bm AonB
 
There's a new cat in town
He's got high paid friends
Thinks he's gonna change history
You think you know him so well
Yeah you think he's so swell
But he's just perpetuatin' prophecy
Come on now
 
Repeat Chorus
 
A Bm E D A Bm E D A Bm E D A Bm E
Ah Real gone Real gone Real gone Uh
 
Harmonica solo: Bm E Bm A
 
3rd verse bass line only: B D E B D A
 
Well, you can say what you want
But you can't say it 'round here
'Cause they'll catch you and give you a whippin'
Well I believe I was right
When I said you were wrong
You didn't like the sound of that
Now did ya?
 
Repeat Chorus
 
Bm D
Well here I come and I'm so not scared
A
Got my pedal to the metal
E
Got my hands in the air
Bm D
Well look out, you take your blinders off
A
Everybody's lookin' for a way
E
To get real gone
 
Bm E Bm A Bm E Bm A
Real gone Real gone
 
Bm E Bm A Bm E Bm A
Oh Real gone
 
Real gone

How to play Real Gone

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bm. 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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