Southern United States Chords by Leif Vollebekk
Tempo:
117.5 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
One, two, three.
[A]
[A] [D]
[G]
[D] [G]
[D] [D] [G]
Southern United States
I had a dream I was standing
Under the Memphis moon
With William Blake hanging
[G]
Across [D] the creek
And his father was a sailor
Who left his mother young
And [G] since she dressed him the [D] same
He took after his [D] father
[G] Without their last name
[D]
A Welshman from Tennessee
Yes, he [G] spoke with an [D] accent
That resembled no other
[G] He was cut from the [D] cloth
[G] When he showed me his [D] daughter
Oh, [A] Lily was
[D] a rose
Married into [G] money
[D] Oh, but it only [G] changed her clothes
[D] And [G] then she found [D] out
[G] But everybody [D] knows
She was a soul
And with her eyes half closed
And her hands arisen
[G] She leaned in to [D] talk
And I leaned in to listen
[G] She said those political [D] songs
They're worth listening to
And I [A] woke [D] at the wheel
With the [G] wind [D] blowing radio
[G] Fluttering [D] in my ears
[G] I was following [D] my heart
[G] Like I hadn't for [D] years
But I put on Lou Reed's Berlin
I had a [G] friend once
[D] That asked me [G] who [D] needs Berlin
Oh, I said [G] I guess it just [D] depends
On
[G] the state [D] you're in
I was stopped at the border
I don't know what it is
[G] They thought I [D] had
But by the end I'd had it
[G] Low [D] taxes draw
Coming [G] over the static
[D]
[G] I looked up at the [D] Brislin stars
And it looked so sad it was
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [E]
[N]
[A]
[A] [D]
[G]
[D] [G]
[D] [D] [G]
Southern United States
I had a dream I was standing
Under the Memphis moon
With William Blake hanging
[G]
Across [D] the creek
And his father was a sailor
Who left his mother young
And [G] since she dressed him the [D] same
He took after his [D] father
[G] Without their last name
[D]
A Welshman from Tennessee
Yes, he [G] spoke with an [D] accent
That resembled no other
[G] He was cut from the [D] cloth
[G] When he showed me his [D] daughter
Oh, [A] Lily was
[D] a rose
Married into [G] money
[D] Oh, but it only [G] changed her clothes
[D] And [G] then she found [D] out
[G] But everybody [D] knows
She was a soul
And with her eyes half closed
And her hands arisen
[G] She leaned in to [D] talk
And I leaned in to listen
[G] She said those political [D] songs
They're worth listening to
And I [A] woke [D] at the wheel
With the [G] wind [D] blowing radio
[G] Fluttering [D] in my ears
[G] I was following [D] my heart
[G] Like I hadn't for [D] years
But I put on Lou Reed's Berlin
I had a [G] friend once
[D] That asked me [G] who [D] needs Berlin
Oh, I said [G] I guess it just [D] depends
On
[G] the state [D] you're in
I was stopped at the border
I don't know what it is
[G] They thought I [D] had
But by the end I'd had it
[G] Low [D] taxes draw
Coming [G] over the static
[D]
[G] I looked up at the [D] Brislin stars
And it looked so sad it was
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [E]
[N]
Key:
D
G
A
E
D
G
A
E
_ _ _ One, two, three.
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_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _
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Southern United States
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I had a dream I was standing
_ _ Under the Memphis moon
_ _ With William Blake hanging
_ [G]
Across [D] the creek
_ And his father _ _ was a sailor _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
Who left his mother young
And [G] since she dressed him the [D] same _
He took after his [D] father
[G] Without their last name
[D] _ _
A Welshman _ from _ Tennessee _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Yes, he [G] spoke with an [D] accent _
That resembled no _ other
[G] He was cut from the [D] cloth _
[G] When he showed me his [D] daughter _
Oh, [A] Lily _ was _
[D] a rose _ _ _
_ _ _ Married into [G] money
_ [D] Oh, but it only [G] changed her clothes
[D] _ And [G] then she found [D] out _ _
[G] But everybody [D] knows
She was a soul
And with her eyes half closed
And her hands arisen
[G] She leaned in to [D] talk _ _
And I leaned in to listen _
[G] She said those political [D] songs _
They're worth listening to
_ And _ _ _ _ _
I [A] woke _ [D] _ at the wheel _ _ _
_ _ _ _ With the [G] wind _ [D] blowing radio
[G] _ Fluttering [D] in my ears
[G] I was following [D] my heart
[G] Like I hadn't for [D] years
But I put on Lou Reed's Berlin
_ I _ _ _ _ _ had a [G] friend once
[D] That asked me [G] who [D] needs Berlin
Oh, I said [G] I guess it just [D] depends
On _
[G] the state [D] you're in
I was stopped _ at the border
_ I _ _ _ _ don't know what it is
[G] They thought I [D] had _ _
But by the end I'd had it _
[G] Low [D] taxes draw
Coming [G] over the static
[D] _ _
[G] I looked up at the [D] Brislin stars _
And it looked so sad it was _
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_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
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[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
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_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _
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[D] _ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _
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Southern United States
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I had a dream I was standing
_ _ Under the Memphis moon
_ _ With William Blake hanging
_ [G]
Across [D] the creek
_ And his father _ _ was a sailor _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
Who left his mother young
And [G] since she dressed him the [D] same _
He took after his [D] father
[G] Without their last name
[D] _ _
A Welshman _ from _ Tennessee _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Yes, he [G] spoke with an [D] accent _
That resembled no _ other
[G] He was cut from the [D] cloth _
[G] When he showed me his [D] daughter _
Oh, [A] Lily _ was _
[D] a rose _ _ _
_ _ _ Married into [G] money
_ [D] Oh, but it only [G] changed her clothes
[D] _ And [G] then she found [D] out _ _
[G] But everybody [D] knows
She was a soul
And with her eyes half closed
And her hands arisen
[G] She leaned in to [D] talk _ _
And I leaned in to listen _
[G] She said those political [D] songs _
They're worth listening to
_ And _ _ _ _ _
I [A] woke _ [D] _ at the wheel _ _ _
_ _ _ _ With the [G] wind _ [D] blowing radio
[G] _ Fluttering [D] in my ears
[G] I was following [D] my heart
[G] Like I hadn't for [D] years
But I put on Lou Reed's Berlin
_ I _ _ _ _ _ had a [G] friend once
[D] That asked me [G] who [D] needs Berlin
Oh, I said [G] I guess it just [D] depends
On _
[G] the state [D] you're in
I was stopped _ at the border
_ I _ _ _ _ don't know what it is
[G] They thought I [D] had _ _
But by the end I'd had it _
[G] Low [D] taxes draw
Coming [G] over the static
[D] _ _
[G] I looked up at the [D] Brislin stars _
And it looked so sad it was _
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_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
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