Chords for Charlie Robison - My Hometown
Tempo:
84.325 bpm
Chords used:
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D
C
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Gm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Gm] Don't take your guns to town.
Come on, Dad.
[F] Come on, hurry up.
[G] Don't take your guns to town!
[E] Get these kids.
Hey, you're a [G] hero.
I'm gonna cry for you.
You're a really nice guy.
You know, [C] buddy, you know.
[G] I'm gonna be a good boy.
I'm gonna be a good boy.
[D] That almost sounds like [D] the
I don't know, whatever.
Oh!
No, but I'll be there.
Everybody [C] back in the hall.
[Gm] Everybody [G] back.
Mother tongue, little kids,
what we found.
We're ready for [C] the new pipeline.
[Bm] We were never [D] coming back.
Well, we worked day and night.
[Em] Spent the time of our [G] life.
But the grind was
too damn hard.
We drove back home at the end of the [D] week.
And we spent
all [G] of our time.
I'll see you in Houston.
[C] If I ever get out there,
I'll [G] wait.
See you in Dallas.
But I won't [D] have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
I'm gonna go over here.
And you feel the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[D] Around my
[G]
hometown.
[D]
[G] I love the way
ball of a single
foul.
I can run
just like the wind.
When we college like
they asked me [D] to.
But they didn't ask my friend.
[G] I don't think
I've seen a single classroom
that I drank a lot of beer.
But I still love to listen
to me [D] when I'm talking
about [G] that year.
So I'll see you in Houston.
If I ever get out
there, I'll wait.
See you in Dallas.
But [D] I won't have
no mistake.
If [G] you
ever had a left shunt.
You ain't feel the line
slowing down.
[G] I'll see you around.
[A] Around my [G] hometown.
[Em]
[G] [D]
[G]
[D]
I got
myself a little band.
Pretty good I guess.
I never learned
[C] how to wear my hair.
[Em] [D] I never learned how to dress.
[G] Sadly before the last
time I show you I ain't
never more around.
I'm gonna pack my bags
a little heavy this time.
[D] I'm gonna hit my [G] ass back
on.
[E] I'll see [G] you in Nashville.
If I ever get
out there, I'll wait.
See you in Austin.
[D] But I won't
have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
You ain't feel
the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[A] Around my
[G]
[C] [G] I'll see you around.
Around [Dm] my
[G] hometown.
[C] [G]
Come on, Dad.
[F] Come on, hurry up.
[G] Don't take your guns to town!
[E] Get these kids.
Hey, you're a [G] hero.
I'm gonna cry for you.
You're a really nice guy.
You know, [C] buddy, you know.
[G] I'm gonna be a good boy.
I'm gonna be a good boy.
[D] That almost sounds like [D] the
I don't know, whatever.
Oh!
No, but I'll be there.
Everybody [C] back in the hall.
[Gm] Everybody [G] back.
Mother tongue, little kids,
what we found.
We're ready for [C] the new pipeline.
[Bm] We were never [D] coming back.
Well, we worked day and night.
[Em] Spent the time of our [G] life.
But the grind was
too damn hard.
We drove back home at the end of the [D] week.
And we spent
all [G] of our time.
I'll see you in Houston.
[C] If I ever get out there,
I'll [G] wait.
See you in Dallas.
But I won't [D] have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
I'm gonna go over here.
And you feel the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[D] Around my
[G]
hometown.
[D]
[G] I love the way
ball of a single
foul.
I can run
just like the wind.
When we college like
they asked me [D] to.
But they didn't ask my friend.
[G] I don't think
I've seen a single classroom
that I drank a lot of beer.
But I still love to listen
to me [D] when I'm talking
about [G] that year.
So I'll see you in Houston.
If I ever get out
there, I'll wait.
See you in Dallas.
But [D] I won't have
no mistake.
If [G] you
ever had a left shunt.
You ain't feel the line
slowing down.
[G] I'll see you around.
[A] Around my [G] hometown.
[Em]
[G] [D]
[G]
[D]
I got
myself a little band.
Pretty good I guess.
I never learned
[C] how to wear my hair.
[Em] [D] I never learned how to dress.
[G] Sadly before the last
time I show you I ain't
never more around.
I'm gonna pack my bags
a little heavy this time.
[D] I'm gonna hit my [G] ass back
on.
[E] I'll see [G] you in Nashville.
If I ever get
out there, I'll wait.
See you in Austin.
[D] But I won't
have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
You ain't feel
the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[A] Around my
[G]
[C] [G] I'll see you around.
Around [Dm] my
[G] hometown.
[C] [G]
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_ _ _ [Gm] Don't take your guns to town.
Come on, Dad.
[F] Come on, hurry up.
[G] Don't take your guns to town! _
_ _ _ _ [E] Get these kids.
Hey, you're a [G] hero.
I'm gonna cry for you.
You're a really nice guy. _ _
You know, [C] buddy, you know.
[G] I'm gonna be a good boy. _
I'm gonna be a good boy.
_ [D] That almost sounds like [D] the_
I don't know, whatever.
Oh!
No, but I'll be there.
Everybody [C] back in the hall. _
[Gm] Everybody [G] back.
Mother tongue, little kids,
what we found.
We're ready for [C] the new pipeline.
[Bm] We were never [D] coming back.
Well, we worked day and night.
[Em] Spent the time of our [G] life.
But the grind was
too damn hard.
_ We drove back home at the end of the [D] week.
And we spent
all [G] of our time.
I'll see you in Houston. _ _ _
[C] If I ever get out there,
I'll [G] wait.
See you in Dallas.
_ _ But I won't [D] have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
I'm gonna go over here.
And you feel the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[D] Around my
_ [G]
hometown.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ _ I love the way
ball of a single
foul.
I can run
just like the wind.
_ When we college like
they asked me [D] to.
But they didn't ask my friend.
[G] I don't think
I've seen a single classroom
that I drank a lot of beer.
_ But I still love to listen
to me [D] when I'm talking
about [G] that year.
So I'll see you in Houston.
_ _ _ If I ever get out
there, I'll wait.
See you in Dallas.
_ But [D] I won't have
no mistake.
If [G] you
ever had a left shunt.
You ain't feel the line
slowing down.
[G] I'll see you around.
[A] Around my [G] hometown. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I got
myself a little band.
_ Pretty good I guess.
I never learned
[C] how to wear my hair.
[Em] [D] I never learned how to dress.
_ [G] _ Sadly before the last
time I show you I ain't
never more around.
_ I'm gonna pack my bags
a little heavy this time.
[D] I'm gonna hit my [G] ass back
on.
[E] I'll see [G] you in Nashville.
If _ _ I ever get
out there, I'll wait.
See you in Austin.
_ _ [D] But I won't
have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
_ You ain't feel
the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[A] Around my
[G] _
_ _ [C] _ [G] I'll see you around.
Around [Dm] my
[G] hometown.
[C] _ [G] _ _ _
Come on, Dad.
[F] Come on, hurry up.
[G] Don't take your guns to town! _
_ _ _ _ [E] Get these kids.
Hey, you're a [G] hero.
I'm gonna cry for you.
You're a really nice guy. _ _
You know, [C] buddy, you know.
[G] I'm gonna be a good boy. _
I'm gonna be a good boy.
_ [D] That almost sounds like [D] the_
I don't know, whatever.
Oh!
No, but I'll be there.
Everybody [C] back in the hall. _
[Gm] Everybody [G] back.
Mother tongue, little kids,
what we found.
We're ready for [C] the new pipeline.
[Bm] We were never [D] coming back.
Well, we worked day and night.
[Em] Spent the time of our [G] life.
But the grind was
too damn hard.
_ We drove back home at the end of the [D] week.
And we spent
all [G] of our time.
I'll see you in Houston. _ _ _
[C] If I ever get out there,
I'll [G] wait.
See you in Dallas.
_ _ But I won't [D] have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
I'm gonna go over here.
And you feel the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[D] Around my
_ [G]
hometown.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ _ I love the way
ball of a single
foul.
I can run
just like the wind.
_ When we college like
they asked me [D] to.
But they didn't ask my friend.
[G] I don't think
I've seen a single classroom
that I drank a lot of beer.
_ But I still love to listen
to me [D] when I'm talking
about [G] that year.
So I'll see you in Houston.
_ _ _ If I ever get out
there, I'll wait.
See you in Dallas.
_ But [D] I won't have
no mistake.
If [G] you
ever had a left shunt.
You ain't feel the line
slowing down.
[G] I'll see you around.
[A] Around my [G] hometown. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I got
myself a little band.
_ Pretty good I guess.
I never learned
[C] how to wear my hair.
[Em] [D] I never learned how to dress.
_ [G] _ Sadly before the last
time I show you I ain't
never more around.
_ I'm gonna pack my bags
a little heavy this time.
[D] I'm gonna hit my [G] ass back
on.
[E] I'll see [G] you in Nashville.
If _ _ I ever get
out there, I'll wait.
See you in Austin.
_ _ [D] But I won't
have no mistake.
[G] If you ever had a left shunt.
_ You ain't feel
the line slowing down.
I'll see you around.
[A] Around my
[G] _
_ _ [C] _ [G] I'll see you around.
Around [Dm] my
[G] hometown.
[C] _ [G] _ _ _