Chords for Holcomb Tennessee Vacation | Episode 4: Family Howl | #LoveofTN

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_ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [N] Morning the fog looks like there. _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ Bye bye. _ _
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_ They're really free.
_ They're like, um, hang on.
_ _ _ All of the above, some of the same. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ That _ _ one.
Oh, it's ears up in the air, isn't it?
Hey, Mommy, it's super little.
It is super little.
Howl, howl at the wolves, and because they know me and recognize my voice, most of the time they'll howl back.
Usually if they hear a stranger howling, they just look at you funny and go back.
So no howling, okay?
I'll howl at the wolves, and we'll see if they'll wake up a little bit for us.
We'll try. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Howl. Howl. _ _ _
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_ _ [G] Are you all _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ ready? _
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One, two, three.
_ Howl. Howl. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [Gm] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ our neighborhood, everybody would howl to thank all the health care essential workers.
So I just was like, _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ [B] it's really cool _ [B] to be [D] here.
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Ellie loves people.
[D] She loves, [Dm] really loves being a mom.
She's got all this talent, musical. _
She kind of reminds me of Walt Whitman's, you know, _ [Dm]
sucking the marrow out of life.
Like [A] Ellie sort of embodies that.
_ [D] _ _ [D] She just kind of says yes to [G] life.
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Songwriting is definitely, it's collecting, it's grabbing bits [Eb] and pieces, like when you're grabbing the sticks, building a fire.
Feels like home.
_ _ It's gathering melody ideas, [D] it's gathering [E] notes, [D] chords, [E] and then lyrics and rhymes and phrases, _ and then stirring all that together.
And then out comes a [Eb] song.
_ It's like magic.
_ _ _ _ _ Have you ever been driving down a highway, _ looking at the [C] sunset, you forget all the troubles every day can bring.
All right, so. _ _
[Db] Did you get it?
Well, I've got some verses, like sort of organized based on what you were singing.
_ Driving down a highway, looking at the sunset, it'll make you forget all the troubles every day can bring.
We're talking about how these different moments on the trip can kind of like. _
_ Make you forget about other moments on the trip.
Well, or make you forget about all the crap at home that's [F] like keeping you from paying attention to the things.
From being present.
Yeah, and then.
[D] Feels like home, like a Tennessee river [G] in the morning, takes your breath without a warning.
Home, like the fires of the mountains.
[Bm] _ _ [D] That's the one we're trying to come up with.
Feels [A] like home.
Staring on [G] Rocky's top, Beale Street, barbecue, driving across the black.
Feels [A] like _ home. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Feels like home.
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