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Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 6Position: 2

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Tuning: Standard
[Intro](with whistling) (x2)
Bm D D/F# D G
[Her:]
BmAlabama, Arkansas,
DI do love my ma and pa,
D/F#Not the way that DI do love Gyou.
[Him:]
Well, BmHoly, Moley, me, oh my,
DYou're the apple of my eye,
D/F#Girl I've never lDoved one like Gyou.
[Her:]
BmMan oh man you're my best friend,
DI scream it to the nothingness,
D/F#There ain't Dnothing that I Gneed.
[Him:]
BmWell, hot and heavy, pumpkin pie,
DChocolate candy, Jesus Christ,
D/F#Ain't nothing Dplease me more than Gyou.
[Both:]
Ahh BmHome. Let me come Dhome
D/F#Home is wherDever I'm with Gyou.
Ahh BmHome. Let me go hoD-oh-ome.
D/F#Home is wherDever I'm with Gyou.
[Trumpet Section] 
(listen for the timing)
Em D A
Em D A Em
D G
BmLa, la, Ala, la, Dtake me Ghome.
AMother, I'm coming home.
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------|
A|----0-2-4------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
(with whistling)
 Bm   D   D/F#   D   G(x2)
[Him:]
BmI'll follow you into the park,
DThrough the jungle through the dark,
D/F#Girl I never Dloved one like Gyou.
[Her:]
BmMoats and boats and waterfalls,
DAlley-ways and pay phone calls,
D/F#I've been Deverywhere with Gyou.
[Him:]
That's true,
BmWe laugh until we think we’ll die,
DBarefoot on a summer night
D/F#Never could be Dsweeter than with Gyou
[Her:]
BmAnd in the streets you run afree,
DLike it's only you and me,
[Both:]
D/F#Geeze, you're Dsomething to Gsee.
[Both:]
Ahh BmHome. Let me come Dhome
D/F#Home is wherDever I'm with Gyou.
Ahh BmHome. Let me comDe ho-oh-ome.
D/F#Home is wherDever I'm with Gyou.
Em D A
Em D A Em
D G
BmLa, la, Ala, la, Dtake me Ghome.
ADaddy, I'm coming home.
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------|
A|----0-2-4------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
(Talking)
Him: BmJade
Her: ADlexander
Him: D/F#Do you remember that day you Dfell outta my window?
Her: GI sure do, you came jumping Bmout after me.
Him: DWell, you fell on the concrete, D/F#nearly broke your ass, and you weDre bleeding all over the
place aGnd I rushed you out to the hospital, Bmyou remember that?
Her: Yes I do.
Him: DWell there's something I D/F#never told you about that night.
Her: DWhat didn't you tell me?
Him: GWhile you were sitting in the backseat Bmsmoking a cigarette you thought was gonna Dbe your
last, D/F#I was falling deep, deeply iDn love with you, and I Gnever told you til just now.
[Both:]
Ahh BmHome. Let me come Dhome
D/F#Home is wherDever I'm with Gyou.
Ahh BmHome. Let me comDe ho-oh-ome.
D/F#Home is wherDever I'm with Gyou.
[Him:]
BmHome. Let me come Dhome.
NC.                       G  
Home is wherever I'm with you.
[Her:]
BmAhh home. Yes I am Dho-oh-ome.
DHome is when I'm alone with Gyou.
[Her:]
BmAlabama, ArkansaDs,
D/F#I do love my Dma and Gpa...
BmMoats and boats and waterDfalls,
D/F#Alley-ways and Dpay phone Gcalls...
[Both:]
BmHome...   DHome...
D/F#Home is when DI'm alone with Gyou.
BmHome...   DHome...
D/F#Home is when DI'm alone with Gyou...

All chords in this song (6)

The story behind the song

"Home" is a playful duet that captures the feeling of a loving, easygoing connection between two people. The song features a call-and-response style between singers Alex Ebert and Jade Castrinos, interspersed with spoken word sections that add to its intimate, conversational feel. Prominent whistling and simple instrumentation like guitar, piano, and trumpet create a lighthearted, folk-inspired sound. Released in 2010 from the album Up from Below, it embodies the warm, communal spirit of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, a band known for their roots rock and folk influences. Playing this song feels like sharing a joyful moment with someone you care deeply about.

AI-written from these sources:Home (Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros song) — Wikipedia ↗Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Home

by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

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D/F#

Tuning: Standard

[Intro](with whistling) (x2)

Bm D D/F# D G

[Her:]

Alabama, Arkansas,

I do love my ma and pa,

D/F# D G

Not the way that I do love you.

[Him:]

Well, Holy, Moley, me, oh my,

You're the apple of my eye,

D/F# D G

Girl I've never loved one like you.

[Her:]

Man oh man you're my best friend,

I scream it to the nothingness,

D/F# D G

There ain't nothing that I need.

[Him:]

Well, hot and heavy, pumpkin pie,

Chocolate candy, Jesus Christ,

D/F# D G

Ain't nothing please me more than you.

[Both:]

Bm D

Ahh Home. Let me come home

D/F# D G

Home is wherever I'm with you.

Bm D

Ahh Home. Let me go ho-oh-ome.

D/F# D G

Home is wherever I'm with you.

[Trumpet Section]

(listen for the timing)

Em D A

Em D A Em

D G

Bm A D G

La, la, la, la, take me home.

Mother, I'm coming home.

E|---------------------------------------------------------------|

B|---------------------------------------------------------------|

G|---------------------------------------------------------------|

D|---------------------------------------------------------------|

A|----0-2-4------------------------------------------------------|

E|---------------------------------------------------------------|

(with whistling)

Bm D D/F# D G

(x2)

[Him:]

I'll follow you into the park,

Through the jungle through the dark,

D/F# D G

Girl I never loved one like you.

[Her:]

Moats and boats and waterfalls,

Alley-ways and pay phone calls,

D/F# D G

I've been everywhere with you.

[Him:]

That's true,

We laugh until we think we’ll die,

Barefoot on a summer night

D/F# D G

Never could be sweeter than with you

[Her:]

And in the streets you run afree,

Like it's only you and me,

[Both:]

D/F# D G

Geeze, you're something to see.

[Both:]

Bm D

Ahh Home. Let me come home

D/F# D G

Home is wherever I'm with you.

Bm D

Ahh Home. Let me come ho-oh-ome.

D/F# D G

Home is wherever I'm with you.

Em D A

Em D A Em

D G

Bm A D G

La, la, la, la, take me home.

Daddy, I'm coming home.

E|---------------------------------------------------------------|

B|---------------------------------------------------------------|

G|---------------------------------------------------------------|

D|---------------------------------------------------------------|

A|----0-2-4------------------------------------------------------|

E|---------------------------------------------------------------|

(Talking)

Him: Jade

Her: Alexander

D/F# D

Him: Do you remember that day you fell outta my window?

G Bm

Her: I sure do, you came jumping out after me.

D D/F# D

Him: Well, you fell on the concrete, nearly broke your ass, and you were bleeding all over the

G Bm

place and I rushed you out to the hospital, you remember that?

Her: Yes I do.

D D/F#

Him: Well there's something I never told you about that night.

Her: What didn't you tell me?

G Bm D

Him: While you were sitting in the backseat smoking a cigarette you thought was gonna be your

D/F# D G

last, I was falling deep, deeply in love with you, and I never told you til just now.

[Both:]

Bm D

Ahh Home. Let me come home

D/F# D G

Home is wherever I'm with you.

Bm D

Ahh Home. Let me come ho-oh-ome.

D/F# D G

Home is wherever I'm with you.

[Him:]

Bm D

Home. Let me come home.

NC.

Home is wherever I'm with you.

[Her:]

Bm D

Ahh home. Yes I am ho-oh-ome.

D G

Home is when I'm alone with you.

[Her:]

Bm D

Alabama, Arkansas,

D/F# D G

I do love my ma and pa...

Bm D

Moats and boats and waterfalls,

D/F# D G

Alley-ways and pay phone calls...

[Both:]

Bm D

Home... Home...

D/F# D G

Home is when I'm alone with you.

Bm D

Home... Home...

D/F# D G

Home is when I'm alone with you...

About Home Chords by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

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