Richmond County Line
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
SONG: RICHMOND COUNTY LINE
ARTIST: WADE FORSTER
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/pAMi3XEuj2k?si=Zmo7KBpNOSSneOtX
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 1st FRET
[Intro]
D Bm A G
D Bm A G G A
[Verse]
D Bm7 A G
When I get back from Roanoke, will you tell me what I missed?
D Bm7 A G
But I was trying to make a name, and I missed you and the kids
D Bm7 A G
And hope I didn’t miss too much, 'cause I’ll be gone again in time
D Bm7 A G
And I’ll be packing all my things, and heading for the Richmond County Line
D Bm7 A G D
[Verse]
D Bm7 A G
There’s a whisper in a St. Ives breeze that reminds me of the thought
D Bm7 A G
Of that old rail working truck that I’d run till it was hot
D Bm7 A G
And an 80 hour work week couldn’t compete with these damn strings
D Bm7 A G
That I’d pluck away all damn night till the dreaded alarm clock rang
[Indtrumental]
A G D
A G D
[Verse]
D Bm7 A G
I’ll never forget my first chance in a nickel-rusted town
D Bm7 A G
I played for minimum wage while I drank their whiskey down
D Bm7 A G
The next morning I woke with a hangover that I didn’t quite deserve
D Bm7 A G
A scratch on the roof of my mouth, though I didn’t possess a nerve
D Bm7 A G
[Chorus]
D Bm7 A G
And I love the thought of going back there, but I can’t stand planes
D Bm7 A G
And I long for the taste of red dirt dust like drugs running through the veins
D Bm7 A G
And I’ve grown accustomed to all the things that I don’t think that I’ve learned
D Bm7 A G
But those long, long days of broken dreams and the lessons that I’ve learned
[Instrumental/Solo]
D Bm7 A G
D Bm7 A G
G A
[Outro]
D Bm7 A D
But when I get back from Roanoke, please say goodbye
D Bm7 A G
I was trying to make a name and you were trying to start the lie
D Bm7 A G
And I know me, it’s way too much, and without me, it’d be just fine
D Bm7 A G
So I’ll pack all of my things and head for the Richmond County Line
A G D
A G D
Richmond Cooooounty Line
A G D
A G D
How to play Richmond County Line
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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.