Small Town Somethin
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AbCapotraste:
1st traste
SMALL TOWN SOMETHIN'
As recorded by High Valley
(2023 release)
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
Em C G Em C G
[Verse 1]
Em C G
Did her blonde hair come from that wheat field blowing?
Em C G
Do her blue eyes shine 'cause that river's flowin'?
Em C G
'Cause I can't quite put my finger on it
Em N.C.
But everything I ever wanted, yeah she's got it
[Chorus]
Em
Woohoo
C G
She got that diesel running
Em
Woohoo
C G
That Sunday church choir humming
Em C G
She was raised on that little spot on the map
Em
Middle of Nothing
C G
She got that Small Town Something
[Interlude]
Em C G Em C G
[Verse 2]
Em C G
Is her sweet tea kiss from them front porch nights?
Em C G
Does her magic come from them fireflies?
Em C G
Does she know every word to them backroad songs?
Em C N.C.
And would she mind if I tried singing along?
[Chorus]
Em
Woohoo
C G
She got that diesel running
Em
Woohoo
C G
That Sunday church choir humming
Em C G
She was raised on that little spot on the map
Em
Middle of Nothing
C G
She got that Small Town Something
[Mandolin Solo]
Em C G Em C G
[Verse 3]
Em C
A little 4 way stop
G
Little chain on a cross
Em C G
Little heaven on earth, I swear
Em C
Where the green grass is growing
G
And the John Deer's mowing
Em C G
Must be something in the water down there
[Chorus]
Em
Woohoo
C G
She got that diesel running
Em
Woohoo
C G
That Sunday church choir humming
Em C G
She was raised on that little spot on the map
Em
Middle of Nothing
C G
She got that Small Town Something
Em
Woohoo
C G
She got that diesel running
Em
Woohoo
C G
That Sunday church choir humming
Em C G
She was raised on that little spot on the map
Em
Middle of Nothing
C G
She got that Small Town Something
[Outro]
Em C G Em
She got that moonshine glowin'
C G
She got the whole world knowin'
Em C G
Yeah she was raised on that little spot on the map
Em
Middle of Nothing
C G
She got that Small Town Something
N.C.
Woohoo
How to play Small Town Somethin
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