Chords for iowa stubborn
Tempo:
113.55 bpm
Chords used:
F
Gm
C
G
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Am] [Bb] [C] [Dm] [C] [F]
Home is nothing [Gm] halfway [F] about the Iowa [Bb] way to treat you [G] when we treat you [Dm] which we may not do at all.
[F]
There's an Iowa [Gm] kind, a [F] special chip on the [Bb] shoulder attitude [Am] we've [Bb] never [C] been without [Bb] that we recall.
[F] We can be [G] cold as the [A] falling [Bb] thermometers [Dm] in December [G] if you ask about our [Dm] weather in [C] July.
[Db] And [F] we're so [Bbm] bi [F]-gast when [Gm] we can stand touching [Ab] noses [F] for a week at a [G] time and never say [Cm] I to my.
[D] But [B] what the heck, [C] you're welcome, [Fm] join us at the picnic.
[D] You [Fm] can have your fill of [Ebm] all the food you'll [G] bring yourself, you really ought to give [E] Iowa [F] a try.
[G] [Bb] Good [A] morning Mayor [C] Shin.
[Gm] It is if you want to go [F] around in your drawers [Gm] all day.
[Am] [C] There I [Bb] was [F] in Madison [Gm] Hospital and nobody [Am] come to [C] see me.
[Gm] Cousin Will [F] never come, [C] Aunt Bertha [Am] never [C] come.
Your Aunt [Gm] Bertha's dead.
[C] She wouldn't have come anyway.
[F] We can be [Db] cold as [F] the falling [Bb] thermometers in [Dm] December if [G] you ask about our weather in [C] July.
[Dm] And we're so [F] bi-gast when we [Gm] can stand [Ab] touching noses for [F] a week at a time [Gm] and never say I [F] to my.
[Gm] [Am] [D]
[G] But we'll give you [D] our shirts and [G] a bath to [Cm] go with it [G] if you're not [Bb] sure how we [D] do it.
[Db] [G] [C] You're welcome, [Fm] glad to have you with [D] us.
Even [Bm] though we may not ever mention it again, [Gm] you really ought [E] to give Iowa [Gm]
a [C] try.
[Gm] From here to Des Moines, [D]
[Gm] Davenport, [D] Marshalltown, Mason City, [Gm] Keogh, [D] Oak [Gm] Haze, Clear Lake, [Dm] [E] [Gm] Austin, Illinois, [F] a try.
[Gm] [F]
Home is nothing [Gm] halfway [F] about the Iowa [Bb] way to treat you [G] when we treat you [Dm] which we may not do at all.
[F]
There's an Iowa [Gm] kind, a [F] special chip on the [Bb] shoulder attitude [Am] we've [Bb] never [C] been without [Bb] that we recall.
[F] We can be [G] cold as the [A] falling [Bb] thermometers [Dm] in December [G] if you ask about our [Dm] weather in [C] July.
[Db] And [F] we're so [Bbm] bi [F]-gast when [Gm] we can stand touching [Ab] noses [F] for a week at a [G] time and never say [Cm] I to my.
[D] But [B] what the heck, [C] you're welcome, [Fm] join us at the picnic.
[D] You [Fm] can have your fill of [Ebm] all the food you'll [G] bring yourself, you really ought to give [E] Iowa [F] a try.
[G] [Bb] Good [A] morning Mayor [C] Shin.
[Gm] It is if you want to go [F] around in your drawers [Gm] all day.
[Am] [C] There I [Bb] was [F] in Madison [Gm] Hospital and nobody [Am] come to [C] see me.
[Gm] Cousin Will [F] never come, [C] Aunt Bertha [Am] never [C] come.
Your Aunt [Gm] Bertha's dead.
[C] She wouldn't have come anyway.
[F] We can be [Db] cold as [F] the falling [Bb] thermometers in [Dm] December if [G] you ask about our weather in [C] July.
[Dm] And we're so [F] bi-gast when we [Gm] can stand [Ab] touching noses for [F] a week at a time [Gm] and never say I [F] to my.
[Gm] [Am] [D]
[G] But we'll give you [D] our shirts and [G] a bath to [Cm] go with it [G] if you're not [Bb] sure how we [D] do it.
[Db] [G] [C] You're welcome, [Fm] glad to have you with [D] us.
Even [Bm] though we may not ever mention it again, [Gm] you really ought [E] to give Iowa [Gm]
a [C] try.
[Gm] From here to Des Moines, [D]
[Gm] Davenport, [D] Marshalltown, Mason City, [Gm] Keogh, [D] Oak [Gm] Haze, Clear Lake, [Dm] [E] [Gm] Austin, Illinois, [F] a try.
[Gm] [F]
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[Am] _ [Bb] _ [C] _ [Dm] _ [C] _ [F] _ _
Home is nothing [Gm] halfway [F] about the Iowa [Bb] way to treat you [G] when we treat you [Dm] which we may not do at all.
[F] _
There's an Iowa [Gm] kind, a [F] special chip on the [Bb] shoulder attitude [Am] we've [Bb] never [C] been without [Bb] that we recall.
_ [F] We can be [G] cold as the [A] falling [Bb] thermometers [Dm] in December [G] if you ask about our [Dm] weather in [C] July.
[Db] And [F] we're so [Bbm] bi [F]-gast when [Gm] we can stand touching [Ab] noses [F] for a week at a [G] time and never say [Cm] I to my.
[D] But [B] what the heck, [C] you're welcome, [Fm] join us at the picnic.
[D] You [Fm] can have your fill of [Ebm] all the food you'll [G] bring yourself, you really ought to give [E] Iowa [F] a try.
[G] [Bb] Good [A] morning Mayor [C] Shin.
[Gm] It is if you want to go [F] around in your drawers [Gm] all day.
[Am] _ [C] There I [Bb] was [F] in Madison [Gm] Hospital and nobody [Am] come to [C] see me.
[Gm] Cousin Will [F] never come, [C] Aunt Bertha [Am] never [C] come.
Your Aunt [Gm] Bertha's dead.
[C] She wouldn't have come anyway.
_ [F] We can be [Db] cold as [F] the falling [Bb] thermometers in [Dm] December if [G] you ask about our weather in [C] July.
[Dm] And we're so [F] bi-gast when we [Gm] can stand [Ab] touching noses for [F] a week at a time [Gm] and never say I [F] to my.
[Gm] _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [G] But we'll give you [D] our shirts and [G] a bath to [Cm] go with it [G] if you're not [Bb] sure how we [D] do it.
_ _ _ [Db] _ [G] _ [C] You're welcome, [Fm] glad to have you with [D] us.
Even [Bm] though we may not ever mention it again, [Gm] you really ought [E] to give Iowa [Gm] _
a [C] try.
[Gm] From here to Des Moines, [D]
[Gm] Davenport, [D] Marshalltown, Mason City, [Gm] Keogh, [D] Oak [Gm] Haze, Clear Lake, [Dm] _ [E] [Gm] Austin, Illinois, [F] a try.
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
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Home is nothing [Gm] halfway [F] about the Iowa [Bb] way to treat you [G] when we treat you [Dm] which we may not do at all.
[F] _
There's an Iowa [Gm] kind, a [F] special chip on the [Bb] shoulder attitude [Am] we've [Bb] never [C] been without [Bb] that we recall.
_ [F] We can be [G] cold as the [A] falling [Bb] thermometers [Dm] in December [G] if you ask about our [Dm] weather in [C] July.
[Db] And [F] we're so [Bbm] bi [F]-gast when [Gm] we can stand touching [Ab] noses [F] for a week at a [G] time and never say [Cm] I to my.
[D] But [B] what the heck, [C] you're welcome, [Fm] join us at the picnic.
[D] You [Fm] can have your fill of [Ebm] all the food you'll [G] bring yourself, you really ought to give [E] Iowa [F] a try.
[G] [Bb] Good [A] morning Mayor [C] Shin.
[Gm] It is if you want to go [F] around in your drawers [Gm] all day.
[Am] _ [C] There I [Bb] was [F] in Madison [Gm] Hospital and nobody [Am] come to [C] see me.
[Gm] Cousin Will [F] never come, [C] Aunt Bertha [Am] never [C] come.
Your Aunt [Gm] Bertha's dead.
[C] She wouldn't have come anyway.
_ [F] We can be [Db] cold as [F] the falling [Bb] thermometers in [Dm] December if [G] you ask about our weather in [C] July.
[Dm] And we're so [F] bi-gast when we [Gm] can stand [Ab] touching noses for [F] a week at a time [Gm] and never say I [F] to my.
[Gm] _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [G] But we'll give you [D] our shirts and [G] a bath to [Cm] go with it [G] if you're not [Bb] sure how we [D] do it.
_ _ _ [Db] _ [G] _ [C] You're welcome, [Fm] glad to have you with [D] us.
Even [Bm] though we may not ever mention it again, [Gm] you really ought [E] to give Iowa [Gm] _
a [C] try.
[Gm] From here to Des Moines, [D]
[Gm] Davenport, [D] Marshalltown, Mason City, [Gm] Keogh, [D] Oak [Gm] Haze, Clear Lake, [Dm] _ [E] [Gm] Austin, Illinois, [F] a try.
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