Tennessee Moon - Jackson Dean

Tennessee Moon

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Intro
G F C Bb G
(Ooh)
C G
(Ooh)
 
[Verso 1]
G Bm
I wonder what you're thinking
Em
I wonder what you're drinking
G
Is it still gin and ginger ale?
Bm
I wonder what you're strumming
Em
I wonder what you're humming
G
Hoping that you listen when it starts to tell
Bm C Cm
You to go look out your window
 
[Refrão]
G Bm Em
'Cause I'm staring at a Tennessee moon
Em
It sure is pretty
G Bm Em
Now, baby, I swear it's blue
Em
'Cause you ain't here with me
G Bm
Easy come and easy go
Em C
Well, you're the hardest damn easy that I ever did know
G Bm Em
I'm staring at a Tennessee moon
C
And I hope you're staring at it too
 
[Pós-Refrão]
G C Bb C G
(Ooh)
 
[Verso 2]
G Bm
Now are you reminiscing?
Em
Candles in the kitchen
G
Do you ever light that flame for me?
Bm
Now, baby, is it burning
Em
Or maybe is it hurting?
G
Maybe is it telling you to see
Bm C Cm
What's shining down outside your window?
 
[Refrão]
G Bm Em
'Cause I'm staring at a Tennessee moon
Em
It sure is pretty
G Bm Em
Now, baby, I swear it's blue
Em
'Cause you ain't here with me
G Bm
Easy come and easy go
Em C
Well, you're the hardest damn easy that I ever did know
G Bm Em
I'm staring at a Tennessee moon
C G Bm Em
And I hope you're staring at it too
 
[Ponte]
G Bm Em
Ooh-ooh, ooh-hoo
 
[Refrão]
G Bm Em
I'm staring at a Tennessee moon
G Bm Em
Baby, I swear it's blue, oh
G Bm
Easy come and easy go
Em C
Well, you're the hardest damn easy that I ever did know
G Bm Em
I'm staring at a Tennessee moon
C G
I hope you're staring at it too
 
[Pós-Refrão]
F C Bb C G
(Ooh) A Tennessee moon
F C Bb C G
(Ooh) A Tennessee moon
 
Outro
C G
(Ooh)
C G
(Ooh)

How to play Tennessee Moon

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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.

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