Victor Mcdermott - Yankee Hospitality
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
|: E | |A | |E | |B | |
| E | |A | |E |B |E | :|
Repeat till story is over
[Verse 1]
E A
There's a place I long to be, somewhere in between the seas
E B
These folks get stoned like up in Petosky
E A
And if you gave it half a chance you'd agree all these people are fine and free
E B E
You can bet your bottom dollar 'cause that's a guarantee
[Chorus 1]
E A
No need to thank me for my music, see it's just a yankee's hospitality
E B
There's a freeway to New York City, get on the interstate to Tennessee
E A
It might sound like a mighty tall order for your northern border
E B
but that's a yankee's hospitality
| E | |A | |E | |B | |
| E | |A | |E |B |E | |
[Verse 2]
E A
Well, the water tastes like wine, there's a longer day with more sunshine
E B
even though we might be a little behind the times
E A
you won't find a single dry county line, we're gonna howl at the moon and drink
moonshine
E B E
So pop another cork of that cherry wine
[Chorus 2]
E A
No need to thank me for my music, see it's just a yankee's hospitality
E B
There's a freeway to New York City, get on the interstate to Tennessee
E A
It might sound like a mighty tall order for your northern border
E B
but that's a yankee's hospitality
|: E | |A | |E | |B | |
| E | |A | |E |B |E | :|
Repeat for solos
[Verse 3]
N.C.
There's a place I long to be, somewhere in between the seas
B
These folks get stoned like up in Petosky
E A
And if you gave it half a chance you'd agree all these people are fine and free
E B E
You can bet your bottom dollar 'cause that's a guarantee, from me
[Chorus 3]
E A
No need to thank me for my music, see it's just a yankee's hospitality
E B
There's a freeway to New York City, get on the interstate to Tennessee
E A
It might sound like a mighty tall order for your northern border
E A E B E
but that's a yankee's, no need to thank me, no it's just a yankee's hospitality
Riff E
How to play Victor Mcdermott - Yankee Hospitality
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.