Chords for Home
Tempo:
74.95 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
E
F#m
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
The only thing I see ahead [D] is the [E] horizon [A] of the road.
And the rainbows I've been chasing [D] day to day [E] before I find my
[A] [D] But more and more I'm thinking about the only place that I'll [A] ever know.
[D]
[A] Far along the road, far [E] behind, wrapped up [D] in my memories, [A] I'm home.
[D]
Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
[D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she [E] held out her clothes.
[D]
Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] [A]
I've done slips every day, [B] but in [D] my mind I'm [A] home.
And now the love I left behind me [D] is hard, [E] and the walk [A] that I've taken,
and it's much too lame to listen [D] to the words [E] I put to death [A] by Daddy's hand.
The [D]
straight and narrow path he took, turned into the thousand [A] mile road.
[D] [A] I took steps, carried me [F#] away, but in my [D] heart I'm home.
[A]
[D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll beneath [A] my nose.
[D]
Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she held [E] out her clothes.
[D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the [D] stove.
I've done [A] slips every day, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] [D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
[D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the lazy [F#m] praise, where she held [E] out her clothes.
[D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] [A] I've done slips, carried me [E] away, but in my [D] mind I'm [A]
home.
I've done slips, carried me away, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] Home, home, home.
And the rainbows I've been chasing [D] day to day [E] before I find my
[A] [D] But more and more I'm thinking about the only place that I'll [A] ever know.
[D]
[A] Far along the road, far [E] behind, wrapped up [D] in my memories, [A] I'm home.
[D]
Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
[D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she [E] held out her clothes.
[D]
Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] [A]
I've done slips every day, [B] but in [D] my mind I'm [A] home.
And now the love I left behind me [D] is hard, [E] and the walk [A] that I've taken,
and it's much too lame to listen [D] to the words [E] I put to death [A] by Daddy's hand.
The [D]
straight and narrow path he took, turned into the thousand [A] mile road.
[D] [A] I took steps, carried me [F#] away, but in my [D] heart I'm home.
[A]
[D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll beneath [A] my nose.
[D]
Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she held [E] out her clothes.
[D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the [D] stove.
I've done [A] slips every day, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] [D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
[D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the lazy [F#m] praise, where she held [E] out her clothes.
[D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] [A] I've done slips, carried me [E] away, but in my [D] mind I'm [A]
home.
I've done slips, carried me away, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] Home, home, home.
Key:
D
A
E
F#m
B
D
A
E
_ _ The _ only thing I see ahead [D] is the [E] horizon [A] of the road. _
And the rainbows I've been chasing [D] day to day [E] before I find my_
[A] _ _ _ [D] But more and more I'm thinking about the only place that I'll [A] ever know.
[D] _
_ _ [A] Far along the road, far [E] behind, wrapped up [D] in my memories, [A] I'm home.
_ _ [D]
Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
_ _ [D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she [E] held out her clothes.
_ _ [D]
Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] _ _ _ _ [A]
I've done slips every day, [B] but in [D] my mind I'm [A] home.
_ _ _ _ _ _ And now the love I left behind me [D] is hard, [E] and the walk [A] that I've taken,
_ and it's much too lame to listen [D] to the words [E] I put to death [A] by Daddy's hand.
The [D]
straight and narrow path he took, turned into the thousand [A] mile road.
[D] _ _ _ [A] I took steps, carried me [F#] away, but in my [D] heart I'm home.
[A] _ _ _
_ [D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll beneath [A] my nose.
_ [D]
Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she held [E] out her clothes. _
_ [D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the [D] stove. _
I've done [A] slips every day, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] _ _ _ _ [D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
_ _ [D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the lazy [F#m] praise, where she held [E] out her clothes.
_ _ [D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] _ _ _ [A] I've done slips, carried me [E] away, but in my [D] mind I'm _ [A] _ _
home.
I've done slips, carried me away, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] Home, home, home. _ _ _ _ _
And the rainbows I've been chasing [D] day to day [E] before I find my_
[A] _ _ _ [D] But more and more I'm thinking about the only place that I'll [A] ever know.
[D] _
_ _ [A] Far along the road, far [E] behind, wrapped up [D] in my memories, [A] I'm home.
_ _ [D]
Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
_ _ [D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she [E] held out her clothes.
_ _ [D]
Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] _ _ _ _ [A]
I've done slips every day, [B] but in [D] my mind I'm [A] home.
_ _ _ _ _ _ And now the love I left behind me [D] is hard, [E] and the walk [A] that I've taken,
_ and it's much too lame to listen [D] to the words [E] I put to death [A] by Daddy's hand.
The [D]
straight and narrow path he took, turned into the thousand [A] mile road.
[D] _ _ _ [A] I took steps, carried me [F#] away, but in my [D] heart I'm home.
[A] _ _ _
_ [D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll beneath [A] my nose.
_ [D]
Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the [F#m] lazy praise, where she held [E] out her clothes. _
_ [D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the [D] stove. _
I've done [A] slips every day, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] _ _ _ _ [D] Home was the swimming pool and the fish below, and the feel of a money roll [A] beneath my nose.
_ _ [D] Home was the back porch where I would sit, and Mom would [A] sing the lazy [F#m] praise, where she held [E] out her clothes.
_ _ [D] Home was the easy chair where my Daddy lay, and the smell of a Sunday supper [A] on the stove.
[D] _ _ _ [A] I've done slips, carried me [E] away, but in my [D] mind I'm _ [A] _ _
home.
I've done slips, carried me away, [E] but in my [D] mind I'm home.
[A] Home, home, home. _ _ _ _ _