Chords for Trisha Yearwood and Ronnie Dunn on Austin City Limits "I'll Carry You Home"
Tempo:
44.6 bpm
Chords used:
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D
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F#m
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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So I asked the next performer what song he would like to do and he chose this
do this together.
Dunn.
So I wrote, when Trisha called or somebody sent a text I don't remember
and but it has a real gospel vibe and I love that those melodies and my
don't you know because that
Anyway, picked this song she said I'll sing it with you.
When you can't go, there's chains around your soul.
do this together.
Dunn.
So I wrote, when Trisha called or somebody sent a text I don't remember
and but it has a real gospel vibe and I love that those melodies and my
don't you know because that
Anyway, picked this song she said I'll sing it with you.
When you can't go, there's chains around your soul.
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_ _ _ So I asked the next performer what song he would like to do and he chose this
song and so we're gonna do this together.
I go up to this guy at every award show
and I usually walk up behind him and I say you know you're the best singer in
here and then I just walk off.
True story.
Please welcome Mr.
Ronnie Dunn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ So I wrote, when Trisha called or somebody sent a text I don't remember
who it was.
_ Anyway I find this song that's like it's kind of a deep dive
and but it has a real gospel vibe and I love that those melodies and my
wife said don't ask Trisha to sing with you or don't you know because that
usually you're supposed to be sitting in the audience and we all pay tribute to
you.
So we'll get you down here as quick as I get through in about an hour.
Anyway, picked this song she said I'll sing it with you.
Come on big boy.
Absolutely.
Take me to school. _ _ _
When you can't go, there's chains around your soul.
[E] The [F#m] burden's too heavy [D] and you're [A] all on a roll. _
You're praying [D] out _ _ [A] as you stumble through the rain and so [E] I'll [D] walk out
and find you.
[E] I'll [A] carry you home.
Carrie.
When you can't speak
because the words are too strong and [E] every time [F#m] that you try
[D] it just comes [A] out all wrong.
When your [D] heart's screaming out
but no [A] one can hear your song.
[E] Oh [D] I'll sing for you.
[E] I'll carry [A] you home.
I'll carry [F#m] you home.
I'll [D] _ [A] carry you home.
[D] So rest [A] your heart easy.
_ [E] I'll [A] carry you home. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] So wander [A] this world now _ fearless and free. _
Climb [D] every mountain and sail [A] every sea. _
If you wander [D] too far into [A] the great unknown.
[D] Come out and find me.
[E] Carry [A] me home. _
I'll carry [F#m] you home.
[D] I'll carry [A] you home.
Rest your heart easy.
[E] I'll carry [A] you home.
Oh [C#m] I'll carry [F#m] you _ [D] _ [A] home.
I'll carry you home.
Honey rest your heart easy.
[E] I'll [A] carry you home.
Honey [D] rest [A] your heart easy.
[E] _ _ [Bm] I'll carry you home.
_ _ [N] _ Calm your down.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
song and so we're gonna do this together.
I go up to this guy at every award show
and I usually walk up behind him and I say you know you're the best singer in
here and then I just walk off.
True story.
Please welcome Mr.
Ronnie Dunn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ So I wrote, when Trisha called or somebody sent a text I don't remember
who it was.
_ Anyway I find this song that's like it's kind of a deep dive
and but it has a real gospel vibe and I love that those melodies and my
wife said don't ask Trisha to sing with you or don't you know because that
usually you're supposed to be sitting in the audience and we all pay tribute to
you.
So we'll get you down here as quick as I get through in about an hour.
Anyway, picked this song she said I'll sing it with you.
Come on big boy.
Absolutely.
Take me to school. _ _ _
When you can't go, there's chains around your soul.
[E] The [F#m] burden's too heavy [D] and you're [A] all on a roll. _
You're praying [D] out _ _ [A] as you stumble through the rain and so [E] I'll [D] walk out
and find you.
[E] I'll [A] carry you home.
Carrie.
When you can't speak
because the words are too strong and [E] every time [F#m] that you try
[D] it just comes [A] out all wrong.
When your [D] heart's screaming out
but no [A] one can hear your song.
[E] Oh [D] I'll sing for you.
[E] I'll carry [A] you home.
I'll carry [F#m] you home.
I'll [D] _ [A] carry you home.
[D] So rest [A] your heart easy.
_ [E] I'll [A] carry you home. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] So wander [A] this world now _ fearless and free. _
Climb [D] every mountain and sail [A] every sea. _
If you wander [D] too far into [A] the great unknown.
[D] Come out and find me.
[E] Carry [A] me home. _
I'll carry [F#m] you home.
[D] I'll carry [A] you home.
Rest your heart easy.
[E] I'll carry [A] you home.
Oh [C#m] I'll carry [F#m] you _ [D] _ [A] home.
I'll carry you home.
Honey rest your heart easy.
[E] I'll [A] carry you home.
Honey [D] rest [A] your heart easy.
[E] _ _ [Bm] I'll carry you home.
_ _ [N] _ Calm your down.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _