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[Intro]
G(Hammer on string 4 fret 2, listen for rhythm. Repeats throughout the song on most G chords in some fashion, 
where it sounds like a C right after a G chord is just this hammer on.)
[Verse 1]
  G(hammer on Am7)                     G  
Don't you wish that you could go back sometimes
Don't you Gwish that Dyou could go back Emhome
DTryin' to remember Am7just where it was
CRemember you ain't Dalone
AmRemember you ain't Galone
[Verse 2]
GEvery day's another pointless job
And every night's Danother lonesome Emsong
DTryin' to remember when Am7your bed wasn't leatherC  
And you wCere the one singin' alonDg
AmLord, where did we go Gwrong
 G(hammer on Am7) G  
[Chorus]
Now the Csky is coming Gdown
Can't you Dsee the stars falGlin'G7  
Have yourCself Danother rCoundG  
'Til you can't hear the Ddarkness Ccallin'
'Til Gyou can't hear the Ddarkness Ccall you
[Verse 3]
GThere was a good man in the makin' once
In the Glight of DyesterdEmay
DTryin' to remember jusAm7t who he was
TCryin' like hell to recall his Dname
AmWell, it used to be my Gname
[Chorus]
Now the Csky is coming Gdown
Can't you Dsee D7the stars fGallin'G7  
Have yourCself Danother CroundG  
'Til you can't hear the Ddarkness Ccallin'
'Til Gyou can't hear the Ddarkness -G  

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Coming Down

by Tyler Childers

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Am7

[Intro]

(Hammer on string 4 fret 2, listen for rhythm. Repeats throughout the song on most G chords in some fashion,

where it sounds like a C right after a G chord is just this hammer on.)

[Verse 1]

G Am7 G

(hammer on )

Don't you wish that you could go back sometimes

G D Em

Don't you wish that you could go back home

D Am7

Tryin' to remember just where it was

C D

Remember you ain't alone

Am G

Remember you ain't alone

[Verse 2]

Every day's another pointless job

D Em

And every night's another lonesome song

D Am7 C

Tryin' to remember when your bed wasn't leather

C D

And you were the one singin' along

Am G

Lord, where did we go wrong

G Am7 G

(hammer on )

[Chorus]

C G

Now the sky is coming down

D G G7

Can't you see the stars fallin'

C D C G

Have yourself another round

D C

'Til you can't hear the darkness callin'

G D C

'Til you can't hear the darkness call you

[Verse 3]

There was a good man in the makin' once

G D Em

In the light of yesterday

D Am7

Tryin' to remember just who he was

C D

Tryin' like hell to recall his name

Am G

Well, it used to be my name

[Chorus]

C G

Now the sky is coming down

D D7 G G7

Can't you see the stars fallin'

C D C G

Have yourself another round

D C

'Til you can't hear the darkness callin'

G D G

'Til you can't hear the darkness -

About Coming Down Chords by Tyler Childers

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What key is "Coming Down" in?

The chords for "Coming Down" show the original chord names (including G, C, Am7, D, Em, Am). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.