Take Me With You When Go - Tracy Byrd

Take Me With You When Go

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Take me with you when you go
Artist: Tracey Byrd
Submitted by: Kyle Standish
 
Capo 4
Into: D picked and then A picked listen to the song to find the change.
 
D A Bm A
You can settle down in Mexico run away join a circus show.
D A Bm A
What ever baby it's alright with me.
D A Bm A
Take a walk in the pooring rain sky dive from a jet airplane.
D A Bm A
A love like ours is all about being free.
G D Em A
There's two chairs on the front porch one's yours and one is mine.
G D C A
Four wheels in the driveway and it tapers accross the line.
G D Em A
It doesn't really matter if you want to rock or roll.
G A D (D picked A picked)
Just take me with you when you go.
D A Bm A
Swim the ocean for a million pearls hitch hike all the way around the
 
world.
D A Bm A
Fly to the moon in a rocket ship I don't care.
D A Bm A
Ride a cammel accross the desert sand sail away to never never land.
D A Bm A
Imagination can take you anywhere.
G D Em A
So be the hero that rides off into the sun.
G D C A
Or a wild raging river always on the run.
G D Em A
Change directions like the strong forwinds that blow.
G A D
Just take me with you when you go.
G D Em A
Take tommorrow and forever every turn you make.
G
I want to be there
G A (D and A picked)
I want to be there...
G D Em A
Live like a gypsy chase your destined dreams.
G D C A
Get lost in the blues down on Bourbon Street down in New Orleans.
G D Em A
Believe in Heaven if you want to save your soul.
G A D
Just take me with you when you go. (x2)

How to play Take Me With You When Go

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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.

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