Take Me Back To Tennessee
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
6th traste
As recorded by Zach Russell
(2023 release)
Capo 6th fret
[Intro]
G B7 C A7
C G A7 D
D7
[Verse 1]
G
One day I'll be
B7
Back home in Tennessee
C A7
There ain't much work to do there
C
If a man could make a life on
G
String beans and twine
A7 D D7
He might not worry away all his hair
[Verse 2]
G
It was there I came to be
B7
There I felt free
C A7
Where the streams sing their own song
C
Could someone leave a light on?
G A7
Cause I'm coming home to stay
D
Someday
[Chorus]
G B7
Take me back to Tennessee
C A7
With my momma there waiting for me
G B7
Wild as hell swinging from a tree
C G
My home back in Tennessee
[Verse 2]
G
Way up on a mountain
B7
Cool water from a fountain
C A
That flows down from the pines
C
Where a man could survive on
G
Muscadine wine
A7
Oh Lord
D
I wanna go there
[Chorus]
G B7
Take me back to Tennessee
C A7
With my momma there waiting for me
G B7
Wild as hell swinging from a tree
C G
My home back in Tennessee
[Bridge]
Em B7
I know you can't go home again
C D D7
But I'd sure like to try
[Out-Chorus]
G B7
Take me back to Tennessee
C A
With my papaw there waiting for me
G B7
Wild as hell swinging from a tree
C G
At my home back in Tennessee
C G
My home back in Tennessee
How to play Take Me Back To Tennessee
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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