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The Road To Home

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Capo on 3rd
All chords relative to capo
Standard Tuning:  E   A   D   G   B  E  
Intro:  G   C   Gx2
GOh, the leaves are Cfalling from the Gtrees
GAnd the snow is comCing, don't you knGow?
But I'll Cstill remember which way to Ggo
I'm on the Droad, the road to Ghome
GOh, the sound is faCding in my Gears
GAnd I can't believe CI've lasted all these Gyears
But I'll Cstill remember which way to Ggo
I'm on the Droad, the road to Ghome
Interlude:  G   C    G   G   C    G   C    G   D  G  
GOh, the light is faCding all the Gtime
GAnd this life I'm in, it Cseems to pass me Gby
But I'll Cstill remember which way to Ggo
I'm on the Droad, the road to Ghome
GNow I, CI must say Ggoodbye
GKeep telling myself, "NCow don't Gyou cry"
But I'm hCere where I belGong
I'll see yoDu soon, it won't be Glong
I'll see yoDu soon, it won't be Glong
I'll see yoDu soon, 
it won't be Glong
Outro:  G     C   G     C   G     C  G  

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The Road To Home

by Amy Macdonald

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Capo on 3rd

All chords relative to capo

E A D G B E

Standard Tuning:

G C G

Intro: x2

G C G

Oh, the leaves are falling from the trees

G C G

And the snow is coming, don't you know?

C G

But I'll still remember which way to go

D G

I'm on the road, the road to home

G C G

Oh, the sound is fading in my ears

G C G

And I can't believe I've lasted all these years

C G

But I'll still remember which way to go

D G

I'm on the road, the road to home

G C G G C G C G D G

Interlude:

G C G

Oh, the light is fading all the time

G C G

And this life I'm in, it seems to pass me by

C G

But I'll still remember which way to go

D G

I'm on the road, the road to home

G C G

Now I, I must say goodbye

G C G

Keep telling myself, "Now don't you cry"

C G

But I'm here where I belong

D G

I'll see you soon, it won't be long

D G

I'll see you soon, it won't be long

I'll see you soon,

it won't be long

G C G C G C G

Outro:

About The Road To Home Chords by Amy Macdonald

Learn how to play The Road To Home by Amy Macdonald with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “The Road To Home chords”, “The Road To Home guitar chords”, or “Amy Macdonald The Road To Home 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 The Road To Home chords and for experienced players who want accurate The Road To Home lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A, D, G, B, C.

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