Take Me Back To Tulsa - Colter Wall

Take Me Back To Tulsa

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Take Me Back To Tulsa Ao vivo Cifra por Colter Wall & The Scary Prairie Boys
New Year's Eve feat. Colter WallUnited States, Tulsa, OklahomaCain's Ballroom
Tuning is a full step down and you used the G and D chord shapes. youtube.com/watch?v=RUVp2bQchIo&list=PL-TvsFdXTGwwqFqU50cikTkb3Cn2zPKTn.
Afinação: D G C F A DTecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
G
Where's that gal with the red dress on?
D
Some folks called her Dinah
Stole my heart away from me,
G
way down in Louisiana
 
[Chorus]
G
Take me back to Tulsa,
D
I'm too young to marry
Take me back to Tulsa,
G
I'm too young to marry
 
[Verse 2]
G
Little bee sucks the blossom,
D
Big bee gets the honey
Poor man raises the cotton,
G
Leeman man gets the money
 
[Chorus]
G
Take me back to Tulsa,
D
I'm too young to marry
Take me back to Tulsa,
G
I'm too young to marry
 
[Verse 3]
G
She walked down the railroad track
D
I walked down to meet her
She pulled up her petticoats
G
and I pulled out for Tulsa
 
[Bridge]
G
Walk and talk to thee
D
Walk and talk to thee
Walk and talk to thee
G
Walk and talk to thee
 
[Chorus]
G
Take me back to Tulsa,
D
I'm too young to marry
Take me back to Tulsa,
G
I'm too young to marry
 
[Verse 4]
G
I always wear this great big smile,
D
Never do I look sour
Traveled all over the country,
G
Playing by the hour
 
[Chorus]
G
Take me back to Tulsa,
D
I'm too young to marry
Take me back to Tulsa,
G
I'm too young to marry
G
Take me back to Tulsa,
D
I'm too young to marry
Take me back to Tulsa,
G
I'm too young to wed thee

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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.

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