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Easy From Now On
Emmylou Harris
Capo 1 to play with the record
DThere he goes Ggone again
DSame old story's gotta Acome to an end
DLovin' him was a Gone way street
DBut I'm gettin' off where the Acrossroads meet
DIt's a quarter moon in a Gten cent town
DTime for me to lay my Aheartaches down
DSaturday night gonna Gmake myself a name
DTake a month of Sundays to Atry and explain
It's gonna be Geasy to Dfill the Bmheart of a thirsty Gwoman
Harder to Dkill the Aghost of a no good man
And I'll be Gridin' Dhigh in a Bmfandangled Gsky
It's gonna be GeaF#msy;    Emit's gonna be GeaF#msy      Emfrom A7now Don
SOLO
DRaw as a whip but Gclean as bone
DSoft to the touch when you Atake me home
DWhen the mornin' comes and it's Gtime for me to leave,
DDon't worry about me; I got a Awild card up my sleeve
It's gonna be Geasy to Dfill the Bmheart of a thirsty Gwoman
Harder to Dkill the Aghost of a no good man
And I'll be Gridin' Dhigh in a Bmfandangled Gsky
It's gonna be GeaF#msy;    Emit's gonna be GeaF#msyEm  
It's gonna be GeaF#msy          Emfrom A7now Don
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The story behind the song

"Easy From Now On," written by Carlene Carter and Susanna Clark, originated from the evocative line "Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town," which also became the title of the album it appears on. The song captures a feeling of moving forward with a sense of resilience and self-reliance, particularly highlighted by the lyric, "When the mornin' comes and it's time for me to leave/Don't worry about me, I got a wild card up my sleeve." This sentiment of having an ace in the hole, a secret strength for whatever comes next, resonated deeply with other artists. Playing this song channels a spirit of quiet determination and inner confidence.

AI-written from these sources:Easy From Now On — Wikipedia ↗Emmylou Harris — Wikipedia ↗

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Easy From Now On

by Emmylou Harris

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

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F#m

Easy From Now On

Emmylou Harris

Capo 1 to play with the record

D G

There he goes gone again

D A

Same old story's gotta come to an end

D G

Lovin' him was a one way street

D A

But I'm gettin' off where the crossroads meet

D G

It's a quarter moon in a ten cent town

D A

Time for me to lay my heartaches down

D G

Saturday night gonna make myself a name

D A

Take a month of Sundays to try and explain

G D Bm G

It's gonna be easy to fill the heart of a thirsty woman

D A

Harder to kill the ghost of a no good man

G D Bm G

And I'll be ridin' high in a fandangled sky

G F#m Em G F#m Em A7 D

It's gonna be easy; it's gonna be easy from now on

SOLO

D G

Raw as a whip but clean as bone

D A

Soft to the touch when you take me home

D G

When the mornin' comes and it's time for me to leave,

D A

Don't worry about me; I got a wild card up my sleeve

G D Bm G

It's gonna be easy to fill the heart of a thirsty woman

D A

Harder to kill the ghost of a no good man

G D Bm G

And I'll be ridin' high in a fandangled sky

G F#m Em G F#m Em

It's gonna be easy; it's gonna be easy

G F#m Em A7 D

It's gonna be easy from now on

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About Easy From Now On Chords by Emmylou Harris

Learn how to play Easy From Now On by Emmylou Harris with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Easy From Now On chords”, “Easy From Now On guitar chords”, or “Emmylou Harris Easy From Now On chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Easy From Now On chords and for experienced players who want accurate Easy From Now On lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, G, A, Bm, F#m, Em.

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The chords for "Easy From Now On" show the original chord names (including D, G, A, Bm, F#m, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.