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South Somewhere - Megan Barker

South Somewhere

View chords used in this chart

Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:

4th traste

As recorded by Megan Barker

(2023 release)

Capo 4th fret.

If you don't want to use a capo transpose +4 steps.

[Intro]

G

[Verse 1]

G

We were just two kids who grew up in the city

G

We heard about those county lines and bands like nitty gritty

C G

Where the green grass grows and momma knows how to make sweet tea

G

The day I turned eighteen, you loaded up your daddy's truck

G

Said our goodbyes at 55, new orleans, here we come

C G

Open road, next thing you know, we're in Tennessee

D

And we never felt so free

[Chorus]

C

Mile after mile

C

Young and wild

G

We turned left and it felt so right

D

We went south somewhere

C

We'd hit the gas

C

Throw a dart at the map

G

When I close my eyes, boy I swear

D

It's like I'm right back there

Am C

But I haven't seen you in years

D G

Since we went south somewhere

[Verse 2]

G

Yeah, do you think of me when you see an Alabama sky?

G

Does the men in black take you back to those jackson nights

C

When you're standing on the coast, are you holding me close?

D

'cause the good Lord knows, I wish I could go

[Chorus]

C

Back to mile after mile

C

Young and wild

G

We turned left and it felt so right

D

We went south somewhere

C

We'd hit the gas

C

Throw a dart at the map

G

When I close my eyes, boy I swear

D

It's like I'm right back there

Am C

But I haven't seen you in years

D C

Since we went south somewhere

G D

We went south somewhere, yeah

C

We went south somewhere

C G D

Ohh

[Bridge]

C

We burned like fire

G

Never been higher

A

We were heaven on tires

[Out-Chorus]

C

Mile after mile

C

Young and wild

G

We turned left and it felt so right

D

We went south somewhere

C

Yeah, we'd hit the gas

C

Throw a dart at the map

G

When I close my eyes, boy i swear

D

It's like I'm right back there

Am

But I haven't seen you in years

C D

Oh, it's like I'm right there

G

When we went south somewhere

G

We went south somewhere

How to play South Somewhere

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What is the starting chord?

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.