Stephenville
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Intro: G D Em D C (2x)
G D Em D
C
Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up
G D
Its where I sang my first cheer, and cried my first tear
Em D C
Right beside Tarleton
G D
Down the bricks here, I find cheep beer
Em D C
Rolling Rock is my drink of choice
G D
On those dance hall floors, Ill dance one more
Em D C
Try to find me that gold buckle queen
G D Em D
[Refrão] C
Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up
Solo: G D Em D C
G D
If your down with the pool, and a twirling fool
Em D C
Ballstocks is probably your spot
G D
Man its cowboy hats and cowboy cats
Em D C
As far as the eye can see
G D
And I'll be coming back real soon to City saloon
Em D C
So Tommy can pour me a beer
G D Em D
[Refrão] C
Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up
Solo: G D Em D C (2x)
G D
If your up for the challenge, we drink beer by the gallon
Em D C
L J T is surely your ranch
G D
And if your not sure, just drink one more
Em D C
She'll look better tonight I swear
G D
Because we have fun, from proctor runs
Em D C
Those back roads are where I live
G D Em D
[Refrão] C
Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up
Solo: G D Em D C
G D
Not sure where you could be, it could be Fuzzies
Em D C
Tacos and beer all around
G D
Two steps from my door is Bull Nettle floor
Em D C
I stopped off for one more round
G D Em D
C
Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up
G D
Its were I sang my first cheer and cried my first tear
Em D C
Right beside Tarleton
G D Em D
C
Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up
Outro: G D Em D C
How to play Stephenville
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.