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Much Too Young To Feel This Damn Old

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[Intro]
G Am D C G D
G Am D C G D
[Verse 1]
GThis old highway's getting lonAmger
DSeems there aCin't no end in GsightD  
GTo sleep would be best
But I just Amcan't afford the rest
DI gotta ride in DenCver tomorrow GnightD  
[Verse 2]
GI called the house, but no one aAmnswered
DFor the last two weeCks no one's been hGomeD  
GI guess she's through with me
To tell the tAmruth, I just can't see
What's Dkept a woman holCding on this lGong
[Chorus]
And the wChite line's getting longer
And the sGaddle's G/F#getting Emcold
Now I'm Cmuch too young to fDeel this damn Gold
All my cCards are on the table with no Gace left G/F#in the Emhole
I'm Cmuch too young to Dfeel this damn Gold
[Instrumental]
G G Am Am D C G D
G G Am Am D C G D
[Verse 3]
The Gcompetition's getting yAmounger
Tougher bDroncs, you kCnow I can't recaGllD  
A worn out tGape of Chris LeDoux
Lonely Amwomen and bad booze
Seem to bDe the only fCriends I've left at Gall.
[Chorus]
And the wChite line's getting longer
And the sGaddle's G/F#getting Emcold
Now I'm Cmuch too young to fDeel this damn Gold
All my cCards are on the table with no Gace left G/F#in the Emhole
I'm Cmuch too young to Dfeel this damn GoldG/F#  Em  
Lord, I'm Cmuch too young to fDeel this damn Gold

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The story behind the song

This song captures the feeling of being worn out and world-weary despite one's relative youth. It speaks to the experience of life's struggles making you feel older than your years, a common theme in country music. Garth Brooks is known for blending traditional country with pop and rock, and this track embodies that style, expressing a sentiment many can relate to. It plays like a lament for lost youth and the burdens of experience.

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Much Too Young To Feel This Damn Old

by Garth Brooks

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

G/F#

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[Intro]

G Am D C G D

[Verse 1]

G Am

This old highway's getting longer

D C G D

Seems there ain't no end in sight

To sleep would be best

But I just can't afford the rest

D C G D

I gotta ride in Denver tomorrow night

[Verse 2]

G Am

I called the house, but no one answered

D C G D

For the last two weeks no one's been home

I guess she's through with me

To tell the truth, I just can't see

D C G

What's kept a woman holding on this long

[Chorus]

And the white line's getting longer

G G/F# Em

And the saddle's getting cold

C D G

Now I'm much too young to feel this damn old

C G G/F# Em

All my cards are on the table with no ace left in the hole

C D G

I'm much too young to feel this damn old

[Instrumental]

G G Am Am D C G D

[Verse 3]

G Am

The competition's getting younger

D C G D

Tougher broncs, you know I can't recall

A worn out tape of Chris LeDoux

Lonely women and bad booze

D C G

Seem to be the only friends I've left at all.

[Chorus]

And the white line's getting longer

G G/F# Em

And the saddle's getting cold

C D G

Now I'm much too young to feel this damn old

C G G/F# Em

All my cards are on the table with no ace left in the hole

C D G G/F# Em

I'm much too young to feel this damn old

C D G

Lord, I'm much too young to feel this damn old

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The chords for "Much Too Young To Feel This Damn Old" show the original chord names (including G, Am, D, C, G/F#, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.