Somewhere Down The Road - John Hollier & the…

Somewhere Down The Road

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[Intro ]
D G
E ---------2-
B ---------3-
G ---------2-
D -------0-0-
A -0-0h2-----
E -----------
 
D G
E ---------2-
B ---------3-
G ---------2-
D -------0-0-
A -0-0h2-----
E -----------
 
D
E ---------2-
B ---------3-
G ---------2-
D -------0-0-
A -0-0h2-----
E -----------
 
[Verso 1]
D G
There's nothing in the headlights about dreams and potholes
D G
Nowhere towns that have lost hope
 
D
E ---------2-
B ---------3-
G ---------2-
D -------0-0-
A -0-0h2-----
E -----------
 
D G
And I'm holding on for dear life
D
Just calling you at midnight
G
And this don't feel like Rock and Roll
 
D
E ---------2-
B ---------3-
G ---------2-
D -------0-0-
A -0-0h2-----
E -----------
 
[Refrão]
D G
Didn't mean to wake you up
A
Tell me what you're dreaming 'bout
G
Give me all the good news first
D
Tell me do I make you proud
 
G
Tell me it'll be okay
A
Tell me it ain't all Fools Gold
G
We'll look back and laugh some day
D
Baby, somewhere down the road
 
Instrumental
D G D G D
 
[Verso 2]
D G
But I'm stealing all my secrets
A
Just kicking out the footlights
G
Empty rooms and last nights ghosts
D
Honey, its just how it goes
 
[Refrão]
D G
Didn't mean to wake you up
A
Tell me what you're dreaming 'bout
G
Give me all the good news first
D
Tell me do I make you proud
 
G
Tell me it'll be okay
A
Tell me it ain't all Fools Gold
G
We'll look back and laugh some day
D
Baby, somewhere down the road
 
Instrumental
D G D G
D G D G
Somewhere down the road
 
[Refrão]
D
No I didn't mean to wake you up
G A
But tell me what you're dreaming about
G
Give me all the good news first
D
Tell me do I make you proud
 
G
Tell me it'll be okay
A
Tell me it ain't all Fools Gold
 
We'll look back and laugh baby
G D G
We'll look back and laugh babyyy-yy-y
D G
Hell, this I know
 
D G D G
Somewhere down the road
 
Hell babe
D
Somewhere down the road
 
Outro
D G D G
D G Em G

How to play Somewhere Down The Road

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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