Land Of Cotton Chords by Johnathan East

Tempo:
72.2 bpm
Chords used:

B

F#

E

G#m

C#m

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Johnathan East - Land of Cotton chords
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[G#m] [B] [G#m]
[B] [E]
[F#] Well I come [B] from Alabama, way [F#] down in [B] Dixon Lane, Confederate flag flying high, and a
[E] good book in my hand.
Now [F#] I ain't [B] hurt nobody, and [D#m] I don't hate [B] no one.
Say what you will,
but don't blame me for [E] things that I ain't done.
[F#] Let me tell you something, I was born
down south in an old [E] farmhouse on a cool October night.
Raised on [B] the same piece of
ground as [E] some great cold soldiers died.
I've been washed in the [B] blood and taught how to
love and it won't soon [C#m] be forgotten.
God I'm proud to be here [E] still living in the [G#m] land
of [B] copper.
[G#m]
[B] Now I heard some people talking, putting down our southern way, and I'm sure
[F#] they're proud of me.
But I ain't one [B] to take our freedom [E] guns and God away.
I am [B] just a
poor boy, son of a preacher man.
But [F#] you best [B] believe I'm proud to go [E] and make my stand
[F#] here in Dixon Lane.
I was born down south [B] in an old farmhouse on a cool [F#] October [B] night.
Raised [F#] on the same [B] piece of ground as some great [E] cold soldiers died.
I've been washed
in the [B] blood and taught how to love and it won't soon be [C#m] forgotten.
[B] God I'm proud to
be [E] here still living in the [G#] land of copper.
[B]
[G#m] [B] [E]
Well on the day [B] I die, won't you lay me down
beneath that Alabama mud.
Sing [F#] a song, say [B] a prayer, and leave me right there beneath
the [E] land I love.
Yeah, [F#] the land I love.
I was born down [B] south in an old farmhouse on
a [F#] cool [B] October night.
[F#] Raised on the same [B] piece of ground as some [E] great cold soldiers died.
I've been washed in the blood [B] and taught how to love and it won't soon be [C#m] forgotten.
[B] God
I'm proud to be here still living in [G#] the land of copper.
[B]
[G#m] [F#] [B] [E]
[G#m] [F#] [B] [G#m]
[B] [E]
[G#m] Well I [B] come from Alabama, [G#m] we're down [B] in Dixon Lane.
[D#m] Confederate [B] flag flying high and a good
[E] book in my hand.
[F#] I [B] ain't hurt nobody and [F#] I don't [B] hate no one.
Say what you will but
don't blame me for [E] things that I ain't done.
[F#] Let me tell you something, I was born down
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E
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C#m
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F#
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Let's start jamming Johnathan East - Land Of Cotton chords, familiarize yourself with these chords - E, F#, B, E, B and G#m in sequence. Set your pace at 72 BPM initially and then sync up with the song's BPM of 144. To match your vocal range and chord inclination, adjust the capo in line with the key: B Major.

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_ _ _ [G#m] _ [B] _ _ _ [G#m] _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [F#] Well I come [B] from Alabama, way [F#] down in [B] Dixon Lane, Confederate flag flying high, and a
[E] good book in my hand.
Now [F#] I ain't [B] hurt nobody, and [D#m] I don't hate [B] no one.
Say what you will,
but don't blame me for [E] things that I ain't done.
[F#] Let me tell you something, I was born
down south in an old [E] farmhouse on a cool October night.
Raised on [B] the same piece of
ground as [E] some great cold soldiers died.
I've been washed in the [B] blood and taught how to
love and it won't soon [C#m] be forgotten.
_ _ God I'm proud to be here [E] still living in the [G#m] land
of [B] copper.
_ _ [G#m] _
[B] _ _ Now I heard some people talking, putting down our southern way, and I'm sure
[F#] they're proud of me.
But I ain't one [B] to take our freedom [E] guns and God away.
_ I am [B] just a
poor boy, son of a preacher man.
But [F#] you best [B] believe I'm proud to go [E] and make my stand
[F#] here in Dixon Lane.
I was born down south [B] in an old farmhouse on a cool [F#] October [B] night.
Raised [F#] on the same [B] piece of ground as some great [E] cold soldiers died.
I've been washed
in the [B] blood and taught how to love and it won't soon be [C#m] forgotten.
_ [B] God I'm proud to
be [E] here still living in the [G#] land of copper.
[B] _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#m] _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ Well on the day [B] I die, won't you lay me down
beneath that Alabama mud.
Sing [F#] a song, say [B] a prayer, and leave me right there beneath
the [E] land I love.
Yeah, [F#] the land I love.
I was born down [B] south in an old farmhouse on
a [F#] cool [B] October night.
_ [F#] Raised on the same [B] piece of ground as some [E] great cold soldiers died.
_ I've been washed in the blood [B] and taught how to love and it won't soon be [C#m] forgotten.
_ [B] God
I'm proud to be here still living in [G#] the land of copper.
[B] _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#m] _ [F#] _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#m] _ [F#] _ [B] _ _ [G#m] _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [G#m] Well I [B] come from Alabama, [G#m] we're down [B] in Dixon Lane.
[D#m] Confederate [B] flag flying high and a good
[E] book in my hand.
_ [F#] I [B] ain't hurt nobody and [F#] I don't [B] hate no one.
Say what you will but
don't blame me for [E] things that I ain't done.
[F#] Let me tell you something, I was born down

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