Yard Sale Chords by Sammy Kershaw
Tempo:
100.05 bpm
Chords used:
F#
B
C#
A#m
D#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#]
[B]
[F#] Artboard signs and yard sales, real estate signs,
they're sold.
[A#m] [B] Family picnic table holds all that it [F#] can hold.
[D#] On the [C#] grass and on the sidewalk,
[F#] well, there must be [B] half the town.
Ain't it funny [F#] how a broken home
[C#] can bring the prices [D#] down?
[C#] Oh, they're [F#] sorting through what's left of you [B] and me.
And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory.
[F#] Oh, I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see.
The [F#] way they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me.
[B]
[F#] You left to some dresses in the backyard on the line.
[B] A lady just brought them to me.
She said she thinks they'll fit [F#] just fine.
[C#] [A#m] Well, there goes the baby's wagon.
[F#] And the Mary from [B] the hall.
I better take [F#] just one last look [C#] before they take it all.
[F#] Oh, they're sorting through what's left of you [B] and me.
And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory.
Oh, [F#] I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see.
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me.
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you [B] could see.
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me.
[G#]
[B]
[F#] Artboard signs and yard sales, real estate signs,
they're sold.
[A#m] [B] Family picnic table holds all that it [F#] can hold.
[D#] On the [C#] grass and on the sidewalk,
[F#] well, there must be [B] half the town.
Ain't it funny [F#] how a broken home
[C#] can bring the prices [D#] down?
[C#] Oh, they're [F#] sorting through what's left of you [B] and me.
And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory.
[F#] Oh, I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see.
The [F#] way they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me.
[B]
[F#] You left to some dresses in the backyard on the line.
[B] A lady just brought them to me.
She said she thinks they'll fit [F#] just fine.
[C#] [A#m] Well, there goes the baby's wagon.
[F#] And the Mary from [B] the hall.
I better take [F#] just one last look [C#] before they take it all.
[F#] Oh, they're sorting through what's left of you [B] and me.
And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory.
Oh, [F#] I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see.
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me.
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you [B] could see.
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me.
[G#]
Key:
F#
B
C#
A#m
D#
F#
B
C#
_ _ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ Artboard signs and yard sales, _ real estate signs,
they're sold. _
[A#m] _ [B] Family picnic table _ _ holds all that it [F#] can hold. _
_ _ _ _ [D#] On the [C#] grass and on the sidewalk,
_ [F#] well, there must be [B] half the town.
_ Ain't it funny _ [F#] how a broken home
[C#] can bring the prices [D#] down?
[C#] Oh, they're [F#] sorting through what's left of you [B] and me.
_ _ _ _ _ And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory. _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] Oh, I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see. _ _ _ _
The [F#] way they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me. _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] You left to _ some dresses _ in the backyard on the line. _
[B] A lady just brought them to me.
She said she thinks they'll fit [F#] just fine. _
[C#] _ _ _ [A#m] _ Well, there goes the baby's wagon.
_ [F#] And the Mary from [B] the hall.
_ _ I better take [F#] just one last look [C#] before they take it all.
[F#] Oh, they're sorting through what's left of you [B] and me. _
_ _ _ _ _ And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory.
_ Oh, _ _ _ [F#] I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see. _ _ _ _
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me. _ _ _ _
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you [B] could see. _ _ _ _
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ Artboard signs and yard sales, _ real estate signs,
they're sold. _
[A#m] _ [B] Family picnic table _ _ holds all that it [F#] can hold. _
_ _ _ _ [D#] On the [C#] grass and on the sidewalk,
_ [F#] well, there must be [B] half the town.
_ Ain't it funny _ [F#] how a broken home
[C#] can bring the prices [D#] down?
[C#] Oh, they're [F#] sorting through what's left of you [B] and me.
_ _ _ _ _ And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory. _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] Oh, I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see. _ _ _ _
The [F#] way they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me. _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] You left to _ some dresses _ in the backyard on the line. _
[B] A lady just brought them to me.
She said she thinks they'll fit [F#] just fine. _
[C#] _ _ _ [A#m] _ Well, there goes the baby's wagon.
_ [F#] And the Mary from [B] the hall.
_ _ I better take [F#] just one last look [C#] before they take it all.
[F#] Oh, they're sorting through what's left of you [B] and me. _
_ _ _ _ _ And yard [F#] sale prices are each golden [C#] memory.
_ Oh, _ _ _ [F#] I never thought I'd ever live [B] to see. _ _ _ _
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me. _ _ _ _
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you [B] could see. _ _ _ _
The way [F#] they're sorting through [C#] what's left of you [F#] and me. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _