Small Town Talk Chords by Rvshvd
Tempo:
88.25 bpm
Chords used:
A
F#m
E
D
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
And I know from where you're at now, it was from your upbringing and how you were taught
to respect people.
And I just love you.
The way I was raised up, I don't really say [F#m] a lot.
I keep my mouth shut.
A man's word is all [E] he's got.
So if you got to know the ins and outs of all of my [D] life story, [A] head down to Georgia.
And let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
Keep my word no matter what [D] it costs.
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful in [E] 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
So let my small [A] town talk.
Out on Main Street, you still see them [F#m] tire marks.
I was 18.
She was the first to break [E] my heart.
Drank to fit the jacket that his Cadillac had damn [D] near killed me.
[A] And I still can't fake the feelings.
So let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter what [D] it costs.
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
So let my small [F#m] town talk.
Once in a [E] while I take a drive just [A] to remind me.
So if you're [Bm] trying to find me.
[A] Let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
[F#m] Them old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories [E] I learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter [D] what it costs.
[A] From that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
[F#m] To that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to [D] say it all.
[A] So let my small [A] town talk.
Let my small [F#m] town talk.
Let my small [E] town talk.
Let my small [D] town talk.
[A] [D] [F#]
to respect people.
And I just love you.
The way I was raised up, I don't really say [F#m] a lot.
I keep my mouth shut.
A man's word is all [E] he's got.
So if you got to know the ins and outs of all of my [D] life story, [A] head down to Georgia.
And let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
Keep my word no matter what [D] it costs.
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful in [E] 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
So let my small [A] town talk.
Out on Main Street, you still see them [F#m] tire marks.
I was 18.
She was the first to break [E] my heart.
Drank to fit the jacket that his Cadillac had damn [D] near killed me.
[A] And I still can't fake the feelings.
So let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter what [D] it costs.
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
So let my small [F#m] town talk.
Once in a [E] while I take a drive just [A] to remind me.
So if you're [Bm] trying to find me.
[A] Let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
[F#m] Them old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories [E] I learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter [D] what it costs.
[A] From that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
[F#m] To that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to [D] say it all.
[A] So let my small [A] town talk.
Let my small [F#m] town talk.
Let my small [E] town talk.
Let my small [D] town talk.
[A] [D] [F#]
Key:
A
F#m
E
D
Bm
A
F#m
E
And I know from where you're at now, it was from your upbringing and how you were taught
to respect people.
And I just love you. _
_ The way I was raised up, I don't really say [F#m] a lot.
I keep my mouth shut.
A man's word is all [E] he's got.
So if you got to know the ins and outs of all of my [D] life story, _ [A] head down to Georgia.
And let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
_ Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
Keep my word no matter what [D] it costs. _ _ _ _
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful in [E] 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
_ _ So let my small [A] town talk. _ _ _ _ _
_ Out on Main Street, you still see them [F#m] tire marks.
I was 18.
She was the first to break [E] my heart.
Drank to fit the jacket that his Cadillac had damn [D] near killed me.
_ [A] And I still can't fake the feelings.
So let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter what [D] it costs. _ _ _ _
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
_ _ So let my small [F#m] town talk.
Once in a [E] while I take a drive just [A] to remind me.
So if you're [Bm] trying to find me. _
[A] Let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
[F#m] Them old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories [E] I learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter [D] what it costs. _ _ _ _ _
[A] From that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
[F#m] To that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to [D] say it all.
_ [A] _ So let my small [A] town talk.
_ Let my small [F#m] town talk.
_ _ Let my small [E] town talk.
_ _ Let my small [D] town talk.
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
to respect people.
And I just love you. _
_ The way I was raised up, I don't really say [F#m] a lot.
I keep my mouth shut.
A man's word is all [E] he's got.
So if you got to know the ins and outs of all of my [D] life story, _ [A] head down to Georgia.
And let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
_ Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
Keep my word no matter what [D] it costs. _ _ _ _
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful in [E] 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
_ _ So let my small [A] town talk. _ _ _ _ _
_ Out on Main Street, you still see them [F#m] tire marks.
I was 18.
She was the first to break [E] my heart.
Drank to fit the jacket that his Cadillac had damn [D] near killed me.
_ [A] And I still can't fake the feelings.
So let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
Them [F#m] old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories I [E] learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter what [D] it costs. _ _ _ _
From [A] that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
To [F#m] that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to say [D] it all.
_ _ So let my small [F#m] town talk.
Once in a [E] while I take a drive just [A] to remind me.
So if you're [Bm] trying to find me. _
[A] Let my small town talk.
It'll tell you all about me.
[F#m] Them old grade school walls.
Chalkboards full of memories [E] I learned right from wrong.
So keep my word no matter [D] what it costs. _ _ _ _ _
[A] From that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus.
[F#m] To that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peaceful [E] in 800 years.
I can try but there ain't no way to [D] say it all.
_ [A] _ So let my small [A] town talk.
_ Let my small [F#m] town talk.
_ _ Let my small [E] town talk.
_ _ Let my small [D] town talk.
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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