Were Not In Charleston Anymore - Mark Mulcahy

Were Not In Charleston Anymore

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
- The main riff on the A is 57765x lifting the middle finger to make the A7 as 57705x.
- I'm putting A on the verses for simplicity but play the riff
- The same move is done on the chorus F chord: 13321x to 13301x
- Bridge and outro F is the high voicing at the 8th fret
- Simple and fun song!
 
[Intro]
 
A A7 A A7 x2
 
[Verse]
A
I'm going down into the valley
Dm A
The valley of you, doll
A
Hope I don't find her
A
I want to change my ways
Dm A
Change my todays today
A
So I'm putting on blinders
 
[Chorus]
F
Into the hurricane
F
We're not in Charleston anymore
 
[Verse]
A
She is well protected
A Dm A
Guarded by the furies
A
Hell hounds at her feet
A Dm
She's got a strange child, a two-headed baby
A
One head speaks French and one never eats
A
They don't like me
 
[Chorus]
F
Into the hurricane
A A7 A
We're not in Charleston anymore more more
F
I have atonement to Tantalus
F
We're not in Charleston anymore
 
[Bridge]
F D A
Ahhh,
A
We're not in Charleston anymore
F D A
Ahhh
 
[Verse]
A
She is a firework
A
The fourth of July
A Dm A
A rocket to the moon
A
Yes she's a super strain
A
She's got a great big bed
A Dm A
A flying carpet to hell
A
Head off the hurricane
 
[Chorus]
F
Into the hurricane
F A A7
We are not in Charleston anymore more more more
F
I have atonement to Tantalus
F
We're not in Charleston anymore more
 
[Outro]
 
F D A
Ahhh,
A
We're not in Charleston anymore
 
F D A
Ahhh,
A
We're not in Charleston anymore
 
F D A
Ahhh,
A
We're not in Charleston anymore
 
F D A
Ahhh,
A
We're not in Charleston anymore
 
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How to play Were Not In Charleston Anymore

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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.

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