Stripes In The Yard
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Intro:
D G Em
[Verso 1]
D
Two Busch Lites in a Stanley
D
Throwback country in my headphones
G
Some scratched up shades, old sweat stains
G
On a ball cap I just cant let go
D
Put some air in the front left tire
D
Pull the choke out all the way
G
Crank it on up, get the blades spinning
G
Thats my kinda Saturday
[Refrão]
D
Sittin on a John Deere sippin on a cold beer
D
Taking it down to the fence and back
G
Just me and God out there letting worries disappear talking bout how I aint got it that bad
D
Just let it roll where the green grass grows
G Em7
Yeah cut it all back find out life aint that hard
D
When Im mowing stripes in the yard
[Verso 2]
D
That 9 to 5 can put some weight on your shoulders
D
And them bills can get to weighing your mind
G
We all need an escape and Im one zero turn away from gettin back to mine
[Refrão]
D
Sittin on a John Deere sippin on a cold beer
D
Taking it down to the fence and back
G
Just me and God out there letting worries disappear talking bout how I aint got it that bad
D
Just let it roll where the green grass grows
G Em7
Yeah cut it all back find out life aint that hard
D
When Im mowing stripes in the yard
Instrumental:
D G
[Ponte]
D
I could pay some kid to do it
D
Pay a doctor to just tell me
G
To slow down
N.C.
But hell I get that for free
[Refrão]
D
Sittin on a John Deere sippin on a cold beer
D
Taking it down to the fence and back
G
Just me and God out there letting worries disappear talking bout how I aint got it that bad
D
Just let it roll where the green grass grows
G Em7
Yeah cut it all back find out life aint that hard
D
When Im mowing stripes in the yard
G Em7 D
When Im mowing stripes in the yard
How to play Stripes In The Yard
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What is the starting chord?
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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.