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Im Going To Town

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[Intro]
   Ariff
[Verse]
  AI washed my face I combed my hair
  AI put a clean shirt on
  EIt's just too lonesome here
                    E    A-  A  
  Since you've been gone
  DThe birds and the bees are shakin' the trees
  ATalkin' politics
  BThe Fox and the hound are hangin' around
                      F     E-  E  
  Livin' it up in the sticks
[Chorus]
  I'm going to tDown
                    A-  A  
  It's Saturday night
  I'Dm over you now
  No slowin' me dEown
  I'm goin' to tAown
[Instrumental]
D A D E A
[Verse]
  AI fell asleep in my easy chair
  AI did not wake up until dawn
  ELooked out the window, all I saw was no where
                           E    A-  A  
  Man this ain't where I belong
  DCows in the corn, took the bull by the horns
  ALed him back into the barn
  BI'm telling myself I'm through missing you
                         F     E-  E  
  Got to get off of this box
[Chorus]
  I'm going to tDown
                    A-  A  
  It's Saturday night
  I'Dm over you now
  No slowin' me dEown
  I'm goin' to tAown
[Instrumental]
D A D E A
[Bridge]
  APackin' up the pickup truck
  AI'm putting her in gear
  AAin't takin' another minute
  AWonderin' what I'm doin' here
  DThere's a place on the horizon
  DWhere the lights are shining bright
  DI'm packing up the pickup truck
  AAnd going there tonight
[Chorus]
  I'm going to tDown
                    A-  A  
  It's Saturday night
  I'Dm over you now
  No slowin' me dEown
  I'm goin' to tAown
[Outro]
D A D E A

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The story behind the song

Robert Earl Keen is a country singer and songwriter from Houston, Texas, known for his storytelling. As a teenager, he was an avid reader and was influenced by a variety of country artists. He started playing guitar in college, learning classic country covers, and began writing his own songs while performing bluegrass and folk music. This song embodies the spirit of his country roots and his narrative style.

AI-written from these sources:Robert Earl Keen — Wikipedia ↗

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Im Going To Town

by Robert Earl Keen

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

riff

[Verse]

I washed my face I combed my hair

I put a clean shirt on

It's just too lonesome here

E A A

Since you've been gone

The birds and the bees are shakin' the trees

Talkin' politics

The Fox and the hound are hangin' around

F E E

Livin' it up in the sticks

[Chorus]

I'm going to town

A A

It's Saturday night

I'm over you now

No slowin' me down

I'm goin' to town

[Instrumental]

D A D E A

[Verse]

I fell asleep in my easy chair

I did not wake up until dawn

Looked out the window, all I saw was no where

E A A

Man this ain't where I belong

Cows in the corn, took the bull by the horns

Led him back into the barn

I'm telling myself I'm through missing you

F E E

Got to get off of this box

[Chorus]

I'm going to town

A A

It's Saturday night

I'm over you now

No slowin' me down

I'm goin' to town

[Instrumental]

D A D E A

[Bridge]

Packin' up the pickup truck

I'm putting her in gear

Ain't takin' another minute

Wonderin' what I'm doin' here

There's a place on the horizon

Where the lights are shining bright

I'm packing up the pickup truck

And going there tonight

[Chorus]

I'm going to town

A A

It's Saturday night

I'm over you now

No slowin' me down

I'm goin' to town

[Outro]

D A D E A

About Im Going To Town Chords by Robert Earl Keen

Learn how to play Im Going To Town by Robert Earl Keen with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Im Going To Town chords”, “Im Going To Town guitar chords”, or “Robert Earl Keen Im Going To Town 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 Im Going To Town chords and for experienced players who want accurate Im Going To Town lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, E, D, B, F.

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