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Words & Music: Eric Clapton, Bonnie Sheridan
Released as a single December 1969
[Intro]
A  Dsus4  D  A  D
A  Dsus4  D  A  D
Dsus4 D
[Verse 1]
ABeen out on the road 'bout six months too long.
AI want you so bad, I can hardly stand it.
AI'm so tired and I'm all alone.
AWe'll soon be together and that's it;
AI'm comin' home to your love.
A D A Dsus4 D A D
[Verse 2]
AHitchhiking on the turnpike all day long.
ANobody seemed to notice, they just pass me on by.
ATo keep from going crazy, I got to sing my song.
AGot a whole lot of loving and baby that's why
AI'm comin' home to your love.
[Solo]
   E5Comin' home. Yeah!
[Instrumental]
A  Dsus4  D  A  D
A Dsus4 D A
[Outro]
DComing Ahome.
DComing Ahome.
      Dsus4  DComing Ahome.
Dsus4Baby, DI'm comin'A  
DComing home.

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Comin Home

by Eric Clapton

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Dsus4

Words & Music: Eric Clapton, Bonnie Sheridan

Released as a single December 1969

[Intro]

A Dsus4 D A D

Dsus4 D

[Verse 1]

Been out on the road 'bout six months too long.

I want you so bad, I can hardly stand it.

I'm so tired and I'm all alone.

We'll soon be together and that's it;

I'm comin' home to your love.

A D A Dsus4 D A D

[Verse 2]

Hitchhiking on the turnpike all day long.

Nobody seemed to notice, they just pass me on by.

To keep from going crazy, I got to sing my song.

Got a whole lot of loving and baby that's why

I'm comin' home to your love.

[Solo]

Comin' home. Yeah!

[Instrumental]

A Dsus4 D A D

A Dsus4 D A

[Outro]

D A

Coming home.

D A

Coming home.

Dsus4 D A

Coming home.

Dsus4 D A

Baby, I'm comin'

Coming home.

About Comin Home Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Comin Home by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Comin Home chords”, “Comin Home guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Comin Home 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 Comin Home chords and for experienced players who want accurate Comin Home lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, Dsus4, D, E5.

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What key is "Comin Home" in?

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