Wont Slow Down
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Intro
G G C C G G C C
[Verso 1]
G
Tryin not to think about her
G
It’s getting used to life without her
C
It’s proved to be a little tougher
C
Than I thought cause I get caught
G
Every time I think I’m getting somewhere
G
Turns out I ain’t got nowhere
C
I can go in this small-town world
C
Where I can out run that girl
G
I can go 90 down some long stretch
D
A lonesome two-lane road
Em C
She’d still be there way out where nobody goes
G
It’d be one thing if her memory
D
Just takes me out of town
Em
To say goodbye at the county line
C
But she follows me around
Am
If she’d ease up
G C
I could probably gain some ground
G C
But she won’t slow dow - own
[Verso 2]
G
I’ve seen a thousand sunsets
G
You’d think she drives a corvette
C
The way she crashes into every scene
C
Rushes in on me, won’t let me be
G
I can go 90 down some long stretch
D
A lonesome two-lane road
Em C
She’d still be there way out where nobody goes
G
It’d be one thing if her memory
D
Just takes me out of town
Em
To say goodbye at the county line
C
But she follows me around
Am
If she’d ease up
G C
I could probably gain some ground
G
But she won’t slow dow - own
Solo
G G D D Em Em C C
A D C
I could take a jet plane or a fast train out
G
I can go 90 down some long stretch
D
A lonesome two-lane road
Em C
She’d still be there way out where nobody goes
G
It’d be one thing if her memory
D
Just takes me out of town
Em
To say goodbye at the county line
C
But she follows me around
Am
If she’d ease up
G C
I could probably gain some ground
Am G
To find a place where the thought of her
C
Can’t be found
G C
But she won’t slow dow-own
G
She won’t slow dow-own
Outro
C C G G
C C G G
C C G
How to play Wont Slow Down
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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.