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Road Apples

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[Intro]
 A   E(x2)
[Verse]
ALet's wait just an hour or two
N.C.
I got a lot on my mind, I got nothing to do
And I'm fEine, waiting oAutside
EIt won't snow, but it feels so cold
N.C.
And the words come out better, or at least I'm told
When you lAie, but can you sleep Eat night?
It's F#mlate but I'm just tAhinking talking
F#mWatching movies hAoping I can sEleep
[Verse 2]
AIt feels good, when there's no one around
N.C.
And the weathers alright and you 
watch the leaves fall to the Eground
They don't make Aa sound
EThat song, well it's stuck in my head
N.C.
So if you go inside please grab that cassette
And we'll dArive, and we'll make Ea sound
It's F#mfun when you just tAhink about it
F#mLife's to short to tAry and doubt it
[Outro]
EHey!
You know it's true, So IA'll jut spend my day in bed
And mEaybe late at night, I'll tAry to get up, maybe I can
EDrive like I don't know, wAhere I'm going, but I'd better
Turn Eon the radio, cause Ain Ohio you can't predict the weather

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Road Apples

by Mixtapes

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F#m

[Intro]

A E

(x2)

[Verse]

Let's wait just an hour or two

N.C.

I got a lot on my mind, I got nothing to do

E A

And I'm fine, waiting outside

It won't snow, but it feels so cold

N.C.

And the words come out better, or at least I'm told

A E

When you lie, but can you sleep at night?

F#m A

It's late but I'm just thinking talking

F#m A E

Watching movies hoping I can sleep

[Verse 2]

It feels good, when there's no one around

N.C.

And the weathers alright and you

watch the leaves fall to the ground

They don't make a sound

That song, well it's stuck in my head

N.C.

So if you go inside please grab that cassette

A E

And we'll drive, and we'll make a sound

F#m A

It's fun when you just think about it

F#m A

Life's to short to try and doubt it

[Outro]

Hey!

You know it's true, So I'll jut spend my day in bed

E A

And maybe late at night, I'll try to get up, maybe I can

E A

Drive like I don't know, where I'm going, but I'd better

E A

Turn on the radio, cause in Ohio you can't predict the weather

About Road Apples Chords by Mixtapes

Learn how to play Road Apples by Mixtapes with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Road Apples chords”, “Road Apples guitar chords”, or “Mixtapes Road Apples 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 Road Apples chords and for experienced players who want accurate Road Apples lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, E, C, F#m.

FAQ — Road Apples by Mixtapes

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Can I transpose "Road Apples" to a different key?

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Is "Road Apples" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Road Apples" by Mixtapes with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Mixtapes below.

What key is "Road Apples" in?

The chords for "Road Apples" show the original chord names (including A, E, C, F#m). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.