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County Line

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...standard tuning - 100% accurate for 6-string, but the Rhodes keys in the original are magic!!
[[Verse i]]
BmOn my way to you Aold county
DHoping nothing's chF#anged
That your Empain is never eAnding
EmThat is it still the Asame
County F#lineD  
County F#lineD  
County Emline
I Gleft so far beAhind
[[Chorus]]
DAnd you never Geven tried to lovDe me
Whoa oh oh oh Goh
Dwhat did I have to Gdo to make you want Dme
Whoa oh oh oh Goh
DI feel so blind I Gcan't make out the passing road Dsigns
Whoa oh oh oh Goh
DAll that you would haGve me do is cross that county Dline
Whoa oh oh oh Goh
County F#line
[[Bridge to nowhere]]
Bm,  A,  D,  F#  
Em,  A,  Em, A  
[[Verse ii]]
BmNow you know I'm comin' Aold county
DTo see construction F#signs
And your Emnew homes never Aending
EmI think I can see the ligAhts
County F#lineD  
County F#lineD  
County Emline
I can sGmell the columAbine
[[Repeat Chorus]]
[[Fade a repeting D and G to end]]
County line
Whoa oh oh oh oh

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County Line

by Cass McCombs

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

...standard tuning - 100% accurate for 6-string, but the Rhodes keys in the original are magic!!

[[Verse i]]

Bm A

On my way to you old county

D F#

Hoping nothing's changed

Em A

That your pain is never ending

Em A

That is it still the same

F# D

County line

F# D

County line

G A

I left so far behind

[[Chorus]]

D G D

And you never even tried to love me

Whoa oh oh oh oh

D G D

what did I have to do to make you want me

Whoa oh oh oh oh

D G D

I feel so blind I can't make out the passing road signs

Whoa oh oh oh oh

D G D

All that you would have me do is cross that county line

Whoa oh oh oh oh

County line

[[Bridge to nowhere]]

Bm A D F#

, , ,

Em A Em A

, , ,

[[Verse ii]]

Bm A

Now you know I'm comin' old county

D F#

To see construction signs

Em A

And your new homes never ending

Em A

I think I can see the lights

F# D

County line

F# D

County line

G A

I can smell the columbine

[[Repeat Chorus]]

[[Fade a repeting D and G to end]]

County line

Whoa oh oh oh oh

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