This I Gotta See
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Capo 4th Fret
Intro: (A) (A) (D) (G) x 2
I can't count the (A) barns I've passed
Painted red, (D) white and black (G)
See Rock (A) City (D) (G)
And up ahead (A) there's a turn
Takes me right through (D) Gatlinburg (G)
I hear it's (A) pretty (D) (G)
(A) Maybe some other time, I (D) can't slow (G) down
(A) Right across that state line, (D) right about (G) now
Her (A) hair's still wet from her bath
She's (E5) sitting on the front porch with a glass of (G) iced tea
In my sweatshirt, in her barefeet, this I (D) gotta see
(A) If I hurry I can catch
The (E5) colors on her skin from that sunset
(G) Her face and that look waitin' on (No Chord) me, this I (A) gotta see.
(A) (A) (D) (G) x 2
I cant wait to (A) get to her, man
I (D) wish I were (G) there alr(A)eady (D) (G)
She's the only (A) thing that keeps this world (D) from driving (G) me cr(A)azy (D) (G)
I just (A) hit that city limit
Yeah, thats a (D) pretty good (G) sign
(A) And if I pick it up a bit, I'll be (D) right on (G) time
Her (A) hair's still wet from her bath
She's (E5) sitting on the front porch with a glass of (G) iced tea
In my sweatshirt, in her barefeet, this I (D) gotta see
(A) If I hurry I can catch
The (E5) colors on her skin from that sunset
(G) Her face and that look waitin' on me, (D) this I (A) gotta see.
Her (A) hair's still wet from her bath
She's (E5) sitting on the front porch with a glass of (G) iced tea
In my sweatshirt, in her barefeet, (NO CHORD) this I (D) gotta see
(A) If I hurry I can catch
The (E5) colors on her skin from that sunset
(G) Her face and that look waitin' on (No Chord) me, this I (A) gotta see.
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How to play This I Gotta See
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.