Welcome Autumn
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
5th traste
[Intro]
G C G C x2
[Verse]
G C
Early morning and the sun is still set
G C
Hot chocolate on the stove at 7:00 a.m.
G C
Wooden wick candles crackle, soft light burning
Em D C
Thank the Lord for this day he's given
G C
Auburn maple boots, a green plaid wool scarf
G C
Taking a stroll around a lamppost lit park
G C
Overlooking all the small town grown farms
Em D C
Sleepy wildlife, copper toned light shines across the barn
[Chorus]
G
Welcome Autumn
C
It's a cool breeze and a painting of beautiful leaves
Em
It's a warm hug of color
C
A breath to recover
G
It's the comfort of a long book
C
Apple cider in a glass mug
Em
Adventure through a golden cornfield
D
Pumpkin patches lined with hay bales
Em D C
Holding on to things that matter most
G Em C D
That matter most
[Verse]
G C
Collecting acorns fallen from tall oak trees
G C
Chickadee bird dancing around harvest seeds
G C
Find my way home and play a festive CD
Em D C
While baking up a homemade pie for family
G C
Gather together and take time to say grace
G C
You next to me is my favorite time and place
G C
Cozying up in an ivory sweater
Em
Cup of tea with raw honey and creamer
C
Sitting by a wood burning fire
[Chorus]
G
Welcome Autumn
C
It's a cool breeze and a painting of beautiful leaves
Em
It's a warm hug of color
C
A breath to recover
G
It's the comfort of a long book
C
Apple cider in a glass mug
Em
Adventure through a golden cornfield
D
Pumpkin patches lined with hay bales
Em D C
Holding on to things that matter most
D
That matter most
[Bridge]
D G C
Harvest nights, classic and tradition
D G C
Stories of magic and enchantment
D G C
Fall in love with learning what's living
D G C
Feel the joy in your heart of the season
D G C D G C D
[Chorus]
G
Welcome Autumn
C
It's a cool breeze and a painting of beautiful leaves
Em
It's a warm hug of color
C
A breath to recover
G
It's the comfort of a long book
C
Apple cider in a glass mug
Em
Adventure through a golden cornfield
D
Pumpkin patches lined with hay bales
Em D C
Holding on to things that matter most
G Em C D
That matter most
How to play Welcome Autumn
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 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.