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I Have Got to Get Back Home
Capo 1 Key of D (Banjo Tuned to E)
I Have Got To Get Back
I Dhave got to get Aback Dhome
GAway from this city Dlife
And this damned Aold tele- Dphone
Fast life is a strain oAn me and my wDife
I get off the AInter- Dstate
And Gdrive the black tops and the blue Dhighways
Looking for old land Amarks in my Dstate
Longing to get back to the Agood old Ddays
There is ANarita DHill,
Where Gmy grand dad was Dborn
Two miles further down the Agravel Droad
My dads home place, Anow well Dworn
I Gwalk the hilly Dfields,
Looking for flint and Aarrowheads
Hoping Dmy search Gwill yield
The Dthrills I knew Aas a Dkid
Yes, I have to get Aback Dhome
GAway from this city Dlife
Hoping my Gsearch will yield
                  D      A         Dfade
The thrills I knew as a kid

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Ive Got To Get Back Home

by Lake Fork Verne

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

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I Have Got to Get Back Home

Capo 1 Key of D (Banjo Tuned to E)

I Have Got To Get Back

D A D

I have got to get back home

G D

Away from this city life

A D

And this damned old tele- phone

A D

Fast life is a strain on me and my wife

A D

I get off the Inter- state

G D

And drive the black tops and the blue highways

A D

Looking for old land marks in my state

A D

Longing to get back to the good old days

A D

There is Narita Hill,

G D

Where my grand dad was born

A D

Two miles further down the gravel road

A D

My dads home place, now well worn

G D

I walk the hilly fields,

Looking for flint and arrowheads

D G

Hoping my search will yield

D A D

The thrills I knew as a kid

A D

Yes, I have to get back home

G D

Away from this city life

Hoping my search will yield

D A D

fade

The thrills I knew as a kid

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