Chords for "Follow That Road" By: Anne Hills 2001

[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
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who are [E] privileged to be music. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ There's nothing better than music and doing something good at the same time.
_ [D] _
_ [E] One of my friends brought a friend to see me perform and she said,
you know, you really like the music, but afterwards he [A] says,
I'm not sure I can trust her, she smiles too much. _ _
So I thought about [Em] that, you know, why do I smile [Bm] so much?
And you know why I [A] smile so much?
[E] I'm just so happy that I get to sing.
[A] It's really true, you know, that people actually _ want me to sing.
What a privilege to [D] love what you do.
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] If you're coming summer, _ you'd be better split off on [D] 35. _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] There's a star like dry fooly I've met just beyond the [D] county line.
[E] _
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_ _ _ Bright enough, _ _ _ _ _
once you're on the [A] _ _ _
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road, by a quarter mile further,
make a left on the highway, _ [D] _ _ [E] _
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then follow [A] that road, _
_ _ _ _ just as far as you can [D] see.
[E] _
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_ [A] Follow that road, _ _ back to Wisconsin, _ _ _ back to [D] me.
_ [Em] _
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_ [A] If you're driving by in autumn, you should follow up the river to [D] Burbank.
_ [Em] _
_ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _
_ That's the [A] time to see the colors, there's an old covered bridge you'll want to [D] take.
[E] _
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_ _ _ Late at night, _ _ just be sure to watch for the owl on [A] the road. _
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_ And if it's early in the morning, _ sometimes it's smart to [D] take it slow.
[E] _
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But follow [A] that _ road, _ sugar, maple, sparse, _ [D] _ _ [E] _
_ maybe starch. _
_ Follow [A] that road, _ back to town, back to Wisconsin, back [D] to me.
[E] _
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_ And if [A] you get an ocean in the sand, _ drop by for [D] just a day.
[E] _
_ _ Any day. _
_ _ [A] There's that tiny little road that no one knows about.
It's safe to go that [D] way, [E] _ _ go that way.
_ _ _ If it's on between _ _ _ _ _ _
_ us by afternoon, _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ you'll see two houses by the feet.
_ Someone's always there, if not, they'll be back [D]
[E] soon, _ _ real soon.
_ So follow that [A] road.
_ _ Snow drifts just as far as the [D]
sea.
[E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Follow [A] that _ road, _ back to town, back to Wisconsin, back [D] to me.
[E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ And [A] you'll remember in [Em] springtime how the fogs look like pieces [D] of sky.
[E] _ _ _ _
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[A] Falling down by the roadside to delight any [E] stranger passing [D] _ [E] by. _ _
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The softness of the grass on [Am] me, _ [E] _ the count of stars [A] on mine. _
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You must know how much I miss you.
And anyway, I can hear you, it's [D] alright.
[E] _ _
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Alright.
[A] Follow that road. _
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_ _ _ [D] _ _ [E] _
Follow _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] that road, _ _ back to town, back to _ Wisconsin, back to [D] me.
[E] _ _ Last time I called you.
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_ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
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