Chords for Zane Williams "Hello World" LIVE on The Texas Music Scene
Tempo:
79.25 bpm
Chords used:
B
E
A
F#
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C] [Fm] [C] Welcome back, friends.
You know, [C#m] Zane Williams is on a mission to [B] bring country back.
[A] I know what you're saying, buddy.
Here's the story and live version [E] of Hello World,
another song from his album, Bringing Country [A] Back.
Hello World is about a guy [C#m] waking up,
getting a [B] cup of coffee, and just kind of being [A] glad to be alive.
And [E] basically, I wrote that one when I was in that exact situation.
[A] We had just played at the Rio Frio [C#m] Fest
down there in that [B] Concan area.
[E] It's just beautiful.
And I was [A] driving the band van out of [E] there.
It was like, I don't know, we had to be on the road 7 a.m.
or something to get where we needed to be.
And so I'm driving along and it's like I'm [B] seeing deer and I'm seeing turkey.
And I'm [C#m] just [Bm] feeling that feeling of being glad to be [A] alive,
thankful for another day, and [E] just kind of captured that in a song.
And it's also got that old school country vibe.
And so it was one of the kind of the core songs
I wanted to kind of [N] build the record around.
[E] Misty Mountains, blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, rolling [A] river, rambling [E] rattle.
And hello, fresh air filling up [A] my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
Oh, well, the sun ain't shown his face yet,
but he's coloring [B] the clouds,
painting me a picture [A] that must make the [E] maker proud.
And the morning dove is singing the song of the [B] morning stars,
and it's a peaceful feeling [A] being [F#m] happy where you are.
[B]
Happy right [E] there where you are, singing hello, Misty Mountains,
blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, [A] rambling [E] rattle.
[B] [E] And hello, fresh air filling [A] up my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
[A]
[C#m] [B] [E]
[F#] Well, there's a fat squirrel on the pork trail,
looking mighty [E] proud of his [C#] tail.
And the sign's saying, Home Sweet Heaven,
[B] just a hanging on a [F#] rusty nail.
As a couple of quiet white tails turn [C#] and look my way,
flick their ears and then they [B] disappear into [G#m] the gray.
[C#]
It's the kind of wonder if [F#] they'd say,
hello, Misty Mountains, blue in [C#] the light of dawn.
Hello, rolling river, [B]
rambling rattle [F#] on.
And hello, fresh air filling [B] up my lungs so I can say,
[D#m] Hello [C#] World, [F#] thanks for another day.
Come on.
[B] [F#]
[C#]
[F#] [C#m] [F#] Hello, [A]
[B] [F#] [F#]
[G#] Misty Mountains, blue [D#] in the light of dawn.
Hello, [C#] rambling [G#] rattle on.
And hello, fresh air filling up my lungs [C#] so I can [Fm] say,
Hello [D#] World, thanks for [G#] another day.
[Fm] Oh, hello, [D#] thanks [G#m] for another day.
[G#] Thank you very much.
Thank you so much.
[A#m] [G#]
You know, [C#m] Zane Williams is on a mission to [B] bring country back.
[A] I know what you're saying, buddy.
Here's the story and live version [E] of Hello World,
another song from his album, Bringing Country [A] Back.
Hello World is about a guy [C#m] waking up,
getting a [B] cup of coffee, and just kind of being [A] glad to be alive.
And [E] basically, I wrote that one when I was in that exact situation.
[A] We had just played at the Rio Frio [C#m] Fest
down there in that [B] Concan area.
[E] It's just beautiful.
And I was [A] driving the band van out of [E] there.
It was like, I don't know, we had to be on the road 7 a.m.
or something to get where we needed to be.
And so I'm driving along and it's like I'm [B] seeing deer and I'm seeing turkey.
And I'm [C#m] just [Bm] feeling that feeling of being glad to be [A] alive,
thankful for another day, and [E] just kind of captured that in a song.
And it's also got that old school country vibe.
And so it was one of the kind of the core songs
I wanted to kind of [N] build the record around.
[E] Misty Mountains, blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, rolling [A] river, rambling [E] rattle.
And hello, fresh air filling up [A] my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
Oh, well, the sun ain't shown his face yet,
but he's coloring [B] the clouds,
painting me a picture [A] that must make the [E] maker proud.
And the morning dove is singing the song of the [B] morning stars,
and it's a peaceful feeling [A] being [F#m] happy where you are.
[B]
Happy right [E] there where you are, singing hello, Misty Mountains,
blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, [A] rambling [E] rattle.
[B] [E] And hello, fresh air filling [A] up my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
[A]
[C#m] [B] [E]
[F#] Well, there's a fat squirrel on the pork trail,
looking mighty [E] proud of his [C#] tail.
And the sign's saying, Home Sweet Heaven,
[B] just a hanging on a [F#] rusty nail.
As a couple of quiet white tails turn [C#] and look my way,
flick their ears and then they [B] disappear into [G#m] the gray.
[C#]
It's the kind of wonder if [F#] they'd say,
hello, Misty Mountains, blue in [C#] the light of dawn.
Hello, rolling river, [B]
rambling rattle [F#] on.
And hello, fresh air filling [B] up my lungs so I can say,
[D#m] Hello [C#] World, [F#] thanks for another day.
Come on.
[B] [F#]
[C#]
[F#] [C#m] [F#] Hello, [A]
[B] [F#] [F#]
[G#] Misty Mountains, blue [D#] in the light of dawn.
Hello, [C#] rambling [G#] rattle on.
And hello, fresh air filling up my lungs [C#] so I can [Fm] say,
Hello [D#] World, thanks for [G#] another day.
[Fm] Oh, hello, [D#] thanks [G#m] for another day.
[G#] Thank you very much.
Thank you so much.
[A#m] [G#]
Key:
B
E
A
F#
C#m
B
E
A
[C] _ [Fm] [C] Welcome back, friends.
You know, [C#m] Zane Williams is on a mission to [B] bring country back.
[A] I know what you're saying, buddy.
Here's the story and live version [E] of Hello World,
another song from his album, Bringing Country [A] Back.
Hello World is about a guy [C#m] waking up,
getting a [B] cup of coffee, and just kind of being [A] glad to be alive.
And [E] basically, I wrote that one when I was in that exact situation.
[A] We had just played at the Rio Frio [C#m] Fest
down there in that [B] Concan area.
[E] It's just beautiful.
And I was [A] driving the band van out of [E] there.
It was like, I don't know, we had to be on the road 7 a.m.
or something to get where we needed to be.
And so I'm driving along and it's like I'm [B] seeing deer and I'm seeing turkey.
And I'm [C#m] just [Bm] feeling that feeling of being glad to be [A] alive,
thankful for another day, and [E] just kind of captured that in a song.
And it's also got that old school country vibe.
And so it was one of the kind of the core songs
I wanted to kind of [N] build the record around. _ _
_ [E] _ _ Misty Mountains, blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, rolling [A] river, rambling [E] rattle.
And hello, fresh air filling up [A] my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
_ _ _ _ Oh, well, the sun ain't shown his face yet,
but he's coloring [B] the clouds,
painting me a picture [A] that must make the [E] maker proud.
And the morning dove is singing the song of the [B] morning stars,
and it's a peaceful feeling [A] being [F#m] happy where you are.
_ [B] _ _ _
Happy right [E] there where you are, singing hello, Misty Mountains,
blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, _ [A] rambling [E] rattle.
[B] [E] And hello, fresh air filling [A] up my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ [B] _ [E] _ _ _
[F#] _ _ Well, there's a fat squirrel on the pork trail,
looking mighty [E] proud of his [C#] tail.
And the sign's saying, Home Sweet Heaven,
[B] just a hanging on a [F#] rusty nail.
As a couple of quiet white tails turn [C#] and look my way,
flick their ears and then they [B] disappear into [G#m] the gray.
_ _ [C#] _
_ _ It's the kind of wonder if [F#] they'd say,
hello, Misty Mountains, blue in [C#] the light of dawn.
Hello, rolling river, [B]
rambling rattle [F#] on.
And hello, fresh air filling [B] up my lungs so I can say,
[D#m] Hello [C#] World, [F#] thanks for another day.
Come on.
[B] _ [F#] _
_ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ [C#m] [F#] Hello, _ [A] _
[B] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ [G#] Misty Mountains, blue [D#] in the light of dawn.
Hello, _ _ [C#] rambling [G#] rattle on.
And hello, fresh air filling up my lungs [C#] so I can [Fm] say,
Hello [D#] World, thanks for [G#] another day.
[Fm] Oh, hello, [D#] thanks [G#m] for another day.
_ [G#] Thank you very much.
Thank you so much.
[A#m] _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
You know, [C#m] Zane Williams is on a mission to [B] bring country back.
[A] I know what you're saying, buddy.
Here's the story and live version [E] of Hello World,
another song from his album, Bringing Country [A] Back.
Hello World is about a guy [C#m] waking up,
getting a [B] cup of coffee, and just kind of being [A] glad to be alive.
And [E] basically, I wrote that one when I was in that exact situation.
[A] We had just played at the Rio Frio [C#m] Fest
down there in that [B] Concan area.
[E] It's just beautiful.
And I was [A] driving the band van out of [E] there.
It was like, I don't know, we had to be on the road 7 a.m.
or something to get where we needed to be.
And so I'm driving along and it's like I'm [B] seeing deer and I'm seeing turkey.
And I'm [C#m] just [Bm] feeling that feeling of being glad to be [A] alive,
thankful for another day, and [E] just kind of captured that in a song.
And it's also got that old school country vibe.
And so it was one of the kind of the core songs
I wanted to kind of [N] build the record around. _ _
_ [E] _ _ Misty Mountains, blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, rolling [A] river, rambling [E] rattle.
And hello, fresh air filling up [A] my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
_ _ _ _ Oh, well, the sun ain't shown his face yet,
but he's coloring [B] the clouds,
painting me a picture [A] that must make the [E] maker proud.
And the morning dove is singing the song of the [B] morning stars,
and it's a peaceful feeling [A] being [F#m] happy where you are.
_ [B] _ _ _
Happy right [E] there where you are, singing hello, Misty Mountains,
blue in the [B] light of dawn.
Hello, _ [A] rambling [E] rattle.
[B] [E] And hello, fresh air filling [A] up my lungs so I can [C#m] say,
Hello [B] World, thanks [E] for another day.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ [B] _ [E] _ _ _
[F#] _ _ Well, there's a fat squirrel on the pork trail,
looking mighty [E] proud of his [C#] tail.
And the sign's saying, Home Sweet Heaven,
[B] just a hanging on a [F#] rusty nail.
As a couple of quiet white tails turn [C#] and look my way,
flick their ears and then they [B] disappear into [G#m] the gray.
_ _ [C#] _
_ _ It's the kind of wonder if [F#] they'd say,
hello, Misty Mountains, blue in [C#] the light of dawn.
Hello, rolling river, [B]
rambling rattle [F#] on.
And hello, fresh air filling [B] up my lungs so I can say,
[D#m] Hello [C#] World, [F#] thanks for another day.
Come on.
[B] _ [F#] _
_ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ [C#m] [F#] Hello, _ [A] _
[B] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ [G#] Misty Mountains, blue [D#] in the light of dawn.
Hello, _ _ [C#] rambling [G#] rattle on.
And hello, fresh air filling up my lungs [C#] so I can [Fm] say,
Hello [D#] World, thanks for [G#] another day.
[Fm] Oh, hello, [D#] thanks [G#m] for another day.
_ [G#] Thank you very much.
Thank you so much.
[A#m] _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _