900 Miles chords and lyrics
Free chords for 900 Miles by Bing Crosby. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Am: x02210 Dm:xx0231 E7: 020100 Bass walk E-G-A: E0-E3-A0 Capo 1 [Verse 1] I'm tryin' to read a letter from my home; [Verse 2] I'll pawn you my gold watch and my chain; [Verse 3] You can hear her whistle blow a hundred miles; [Verse 4] But I'll sidetrack my train and go home.
900 Miles Chords by Bing Crosby
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