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One Horse Town - Blackberry Smoke
Stadard Tuning - No Capo
[Intro]
Am C Am C
[Verse]
DmIn the tiny town where FI come from
CYou grew up doing what your dGaddy does
And you Dmdon't ask questions, you Fdo it just beCcause
DmYou don't climb too high or dFream too much
CWith a whole lot of work and a Glittle bit of luck
DmYou can wind up right back Fwhere your daddy Cwas
[Chorus]
This little Ambitty town, it ain't nothing Fnew
We all stick aCround 'cause they all tell us GtoE  
Swallow your Ampride just to make your family pCroud
If I didn't Gthink that it would shut the whole place Fdown
FI'd ride my pony right Gout of this one horse Amtown
AmYeah this one horse Ctown
[Verse]
I'm an Dmold married man at the Fage of 23
Got C2 little boys on the Gbaseball team
And Dmthat might be their Fonly ticket Cout
DmCause all they got iFs a worn out name
And a Cdaddy that could've gone Gall the way
But I Dmhung my sad-dle FUP and I settled Cdown
[Chorus]
This little Ambitty town, it ain't nothing Fnew
We all stick aCround 'cause they all tell us GtoE  
Swallow your Ampride just to make your family Cproud
If I didn't Gthink that it would shut the whole place Fdown
FI'd ride my pony right Gout of this one horse Amtown
AmYeah this one horse Ctown
[Instrumental Break]
Dm F C G Dm F C
[Outro]
This little Ambitty town, it ain't nothing Fnew
We all stick aCround 'cause they all tell us GtoE  
Swallow your Ampride just to keep your family pCroud
If I didn't Gthink that it would shut the whole thing Fdown
FI'd saddle that one horse
And Gride him right out of this Ctown

All chords in this song (6)

The story behind the song

Blackberry Smoke is an American rock band that formed in Atlanta, Georgia. They are known for their independent spirit, being the first independently released artist to hit No. 1 on the Billboard Country Album charts in modern history. "One Horse Town" often evokes the feeling of being in a small, isolated place where life moves at a different pace. It’s a song that can transport you to a setting where everyone knows everyone, and the world feels a little smaller.

AI-written from these sources:Blackberry Smoke — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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One Horse Town

by Blackberry Smoke

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One Horse Town - Blackberry Smoke

Stadard Tuning - No Capo

[Intro]

Am C Am C

[Verse]

Dm F

In the tiny town where I come from

C G

You grew up doing what your daddy does

Dm F C

And you don't ask questions, you do it just because

Dm F

You don't climb too high or dream too much

C G

With a whole lot of work and a little bit of luck

Dm F C

You can wind up right back where your daddy was

[Chorus]

Am F

This little bitty town, it ain't nothing new

C G E

We all stick around 'cause they all tell us to

Am C

Swallow your pride just to make your family proud

G F

If I didn't think that it would shut the whole place down

F G Am

I'd ride my pony right out of this one horse town

Am C

Yeah this one horse town

[Verse]

Dm F

I'm an old married man at the age of 23

C G

Got 2 little boys on the baseball team

Dm F C

And that might be their only ticket out

Dm F

Cause all they got is a worn out name

C G

And a daddy that could've gone all the way

Dm F C

But I hung my sad-dle UP and I settled down

[Chorus]

Am F

This little bitty town, it ain't nothing new

C G E

We all stick around 'cause they all tell us to

Am C

Swallow your pride just to make your family proud

G F

If I didn't think that it would shut the whole place down

F G Am

I'd ride my pony right out of this one horse town

Am C

Yeah this one horse town

[Instrumental Break]

Dm F C G Dm F C

[Outro]

Am F

This little bitty town, it ain't nothing new

C G E

We all stick around 'cause they all tell us to

Am C

Swallow your pride just to keep your family proud

G F

If I didn't think that it would shut the whole thing down

I'd saddle that one horse

G C

And ride him right out of this town

About One Horse Town Chords by Blackberry Smoke

Learn how to play One Horse Town by Blackberry Smoke with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “One Horse Town chords”, “One Horse Town guitar chords”, or “Blackberry Smoke One Horse 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 One Horse Town chords and for experienced players who want accurate One Horse Town lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, C, Dm, F, G, E.

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The chords for "One Horse Town" show the original chord names (including Am, C, Dm, F, G, E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.