This Good Old Country Blues
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[Intro ]
F C Dm7 Bb D
(Played in order only)
[Verso 1]
F C
Dropped by this old record store on a rainy day
Dm7
Found love on the classics floor
Bb
The legends made me stay
F C
Took some vinyl for the road and some for the heart
Dm7 Bb
Cracked the Grand Ole Opry code and where it all start'
Dm7 F C
Sun came out, but I stayed in put some records on
Am7 Bb C
Suddenly time stands still and the feeling goes on and on
[Refrão]
F C
There's a Hank in every guitar, A Dolly in every heart
Dm7 Bb
A Willie on the backroad And a Johnny in our blood
F C
Tammy, Patsy and Loretta, Three chords and the truth
Dm7 Bb C F
The Highwaymen will live forever, Good old country blues
[Verso 2]
F Bb
Remember when Alan told us how beautiful love is
C Bb F
And Charley kissed an angel oh, how I miss all this
Bb
In Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee all started in those three
C Bb C
Streets of Nashville made history where music's heart's still free
[Refrão]
F C
There's a Jimmie in every guitar a Kris in every verse
Dm7 Bb
A Carter in every family, a Faith in every church
F C
Bluegrass, Tex-Mex, Honky Tonk Folk, Outlaws on the run
Dm7 Bb C F
Americana classic songs, country's never done
{Solo}
F C Dm7 Bb
(Played in order only)
[Ponte]
F C Dm7 Bb
A Banjo, a fiddle and a harmonica the real sound of great America
F C
Blue jeans, line dance, cowboy boots
Dm7 Bb
That's what makes this good old country blues
[Refrão]
F C
There's a Hank in every guitar, Strait in every heart
Dm7 Bb
A Merle in every jukebox and a Johnny in our blood
F C
Tammy, Patsy and Loretta, Crazy how fast time goes
Dm7 Bb F F
Nothing will ever sound better than this good old country blues
Outro
F C
This good old country blues
Dm7 Bb F C
This good old country blues
Dm7 Bb
This good old country blues
F C
This good old country blues
Dm7 Bb F
This good old country blues, yeah yeah
C Dm7 Bb F C
Good old country blues
Dm7 Bb
This good old country blues
F
This good old country blues
How to play This Good Old Country Blues
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.