West On 34
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[Intro ]
G C G C
[Verso 1]
G C G C
My first love left my head all in a mess
G C G C
Kentucky broke my heart and threw it in the ditch, yes it did
G C G C
At cross roads I had no idea which way to go
G C G C
So I grabbed my guitar and I found a bar went putting on a show
Em7 C Em
But all good things come to an end
C D
I just cant seem to win
[Refrão]
G C
How many times will it take to see
G C
That Ive been played a fool and talk is cheap
Em C D
Well my heart wants so much more but the pedals too the floor
G C G C
Im heading west on 34
[Verso 2]
G C G C
Well I found myself living high on mountain time
G C G C
Digging holes and cutting grass making summer last
Em C
Met a girl changed my world then she flipped it upside down
Em C
Hopped in my truck and rolled right out of town
[Refrão]
G C
And how many times will it take to see
G C
That Ive been played a fool and talk is cheap
Em C D
Well my heart wants so much more but the pedals too the floor
G C G C
Back East on 34
[Ponte]
Am
With that song stuck in my head
D
Every word youd ever said
G D/F# Em
Just keep going, you dont know how much youre growing
Am D
You swear Ill be okay rolling down this old highway
G D/F# Em Am D
Theres something so beautiful not knowing where youre going
Interlude
G C G C
[Verso 3]
G C G C
If I wind up in Tennessee singing my songs
G C G C
I pray to God that youll be there to sing along
Em C Em
But if its just never meant for me
C D
You know exactly where Ill be
[Refrão]
G C
And how many times will it take to see
G C
That Ive been played a fool and talk is cheap
Em C D
Well my heart wants so much more
G C
Well how many times will it take to see
G C
That Ive been played a fool and talk is cheap
Em C Em
Well my heart wants so much more
C
And I cant stand it anymore
Em C D
That Seward County sign is getting old but the pedals to the floor
G
Im heading west on 34
Outro
C G C G
C G C
How to play West On 34
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.