Chords for Free Ride / Edgar Winter Group / Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

Hey guys, welcome back again to Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy.com, where the proof is in the singing.
I'm gonna continue my series on songs and artists that have inspired me, and here's yet another great artist, Edgar Winter,
and his brother Johnny, that have been a great big inspiration to me.
Good middle America rock.
The song's called Free Ride.
We'll do it first, talk about it.
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_ _ _ _ We'll lead you into [C#] the [G#] promised land, [Fm] so [F#] come on and [G#] take a free ride.
_ [Fm] Come [F#] on and sit [C#] by the side.
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[F#] Come on and take [C#] a free _ ride. _
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_ [B] Home [G#] of the country, [C#] the [G#] scene is the same.
_ Nobody's winning, it's gotta game.
[B] [G#] Got it through better, [C#] it's [G#] time to begin.
_ Know all the answers, stumble within.
[Fm] So [F#] come on and [G#] take a free ride.
_ [F] _ [F#] Come on and [C#] sit by the side.
[F] _ [F#] Come on and [C#] take a free ride.
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_ _ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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[F#] _ _ [C#] Free Ride. _ _ _
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Come on and take a free ride.
_ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. _ _ _ _
Come on and take a free _ ride.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come _ _ _ _ on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and [D#] _ take a free ride. _
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
_ [N] _ Alright, so again, just packed with great energy, great players, good song.
You know, these songs really withstand the test of time,
and we've seen these songs play for, gosh, some 30-odd years or whatever, and they just never get old to me.
I mean, I'm not _ necessarily hung up on listening to old music, but I just mean timeless.
So, anyway, it's not that the song's that hard to sing, it's just the way it all works together with all the pockets.
The mountain is high, the valley is low, and you're confused about which way to go.
It's just good melodic structures, and nice placed vocals, and just great guitar playing, and that's one of my favorites.
Anyway, but thank you for joining me.
We have all these tutorials and all this music in my course, How to Sing Better Than Anyone Else.
And come by the Academy.
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So if you guys want to rock your voice and learn about singing and music, that's the place to be.
So, until next time, Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy.
Peace out. _ _