Chords for Green Green Grass Of Home--Charley Pride
Tempo:
103.35 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
E
G
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Gm] [Em] It's [D] good to touch [A] the green, [D] green grass of home.
The old hometown looks the same [G] as I step down from the [D] train.
And there to meet me is my mama and [A] papa.
And [Em]
[C#] down [D] her road I look and there runs Mary.
[G] Hair of gold and lips like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
The old house is still standing, [G] though the paint is [D] cracked and dry.
And there's that old oak tree that I used [A] to play on.
[C#] And down [D] the lane I walk with my sweet Mary.
[G] Hair of gold and lips [D] like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green [D] grass of home.
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
[B]
[E] And look around at [A] the gray walls [E] that surround me.
And I realize that I was [B] only dreaming.
[F#m] For [B] there's [E] a garden, there's a sad [Bm] old [E] pottery.
[A] Arm in arm we'll walk [E] at [F#m] daybreak [E] again.
I'll touch [B] the green, green grass [E] of home.
Yes, they'll all come to see me.
In [A] the shade of that old oak tree.
[E] As they lay me, beneath [B] the green, green grass [A] of home.
[E]
The old hometown looks the same [G] as I step down from the [D] train.
And there to meet me is my mama and [A] papa.
And [Em]
[C#] down [D] her road I look and there runs Mary.
[G] Hair of gold and lips like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
The old house is still standing, [G] though the paint is [D] cracked and dry.
And there's that old oak tree that I used [A] to play on.
[C#] And down [D] the lane I walk with my sweet Mary.
[G] Hair of gold and lips [D] like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green [D] grass of home.
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
[B]
[E] And look around at [A] the gray walls [E] that surround me.
And I realize that I was [B] only dreaming.
[F#m] For [B] there's [E] a garden, there's a sad [Bm] old [E] pottery.
[A] Arm in arm we'll walk [E] at [F#m] daybreak [E] again.
I'll touch [B] the green, green grass [E] of home.
Yes, they'll all come to see me.
In [A] the shade of that old oak tree.
[E] As they lay me, beneath [B] the green, green grass [A] of home.
[E]
Key:
D
A
E
G
B
D
A
E
_ _ _ _ [Gm] _ [Em] It's [D] good to touch [A] the green, [D] green grass of home.
_ _ _ _ The old hometown _ looks the same _ [G] as I step down from the [D] train.
And there to meet me is my mama _ and [A] papa.
_ _ And [Em]
[C#] down [D] her road I look and there runs Mary.
[G] _ Hair of gold and lips like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home. _ _ _ _
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, _ smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home. _ _ _
_ The old house is still standing, _ [G] though the paint is [D] cracked and dry.
And there's that old oak tree that I used [A] to play on. _
[C#] And down [D] the lane I walk with my sweet Mary.
[G] _ Hair of gold and lips [D] like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green [D] grass of home. _ _
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
_ [B] _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ And look around at [A] the gray walls [E] that surround me.
And I _ realize that I was [B] only dreaming. _ _
[F#m] For [B] there's [E] a garden, there's a sad [Bm] old [E] pottery.
[A] _ Arm in arm we'll walk [E] at [F#m] daybreak [E] again.
I'll touch [B] the green, green grass [E] of home. _ _ _ _
Yes, they'll all come to see me.
In [A] the shade of that old oak tree.
[E] As they lay me, beneath [B] the green, green grass [A] of home.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ The old hometown _ looks the same _ [G] as I step down from the [D] train.
And there to meet me is my mama _ and [A] papa.
_ _ And [Em]
[C#] down [D] her road I look and there runs Mary.
[G] _ Hair of gold and lips like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home. _ _ _ _
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, _ smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home. _ _ _
_ The old house is still standing, _ [G] though the paint is [D] cracked and dry.
And there's that old oak tree that I used [A] to play on. _
[C#] And down [D] the lane I walk with my sweet Mary.
[G] _ Hair of gold and lips [D] like [Em] [D] cherries.
It's good to touch [A] the green, green [D] grass of home. _ _
Yes, they'll all come to meet me.
[G] Arms are reaching, smiling sweetly.
[D] It's good to touch [A] the green, green grass [D] of home.
_ [B] _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ And look around at [A] the gray walls [E] that surround me.
And I _ realize that I was [B] only dreaming. _ _
[F#m] For [B] there's [E] a garden, there's a sad [Bm] old [E] pottery.
[A] _ Arm in arm we'll walk [E] at [F#m] daybreak [E] again.
I'll touch [B] the green, green grass [E] of home. _ _ _ _
Yes, they'll all come to see me.
In [A] the shade of that old oak tree.
[E] As they lay me, beneath [B] the green, green grass [A] of home.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _