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If I Ever Get Back To Georgia

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Capo 1st Fret
C   Bb   C
C   G    C
C
Well the wind blows cold in New York City 
F                        G   C
along about the middle of now
C
And I'm telling you I'd be a happy man 
D7                   G
if I could get away somehow
F
Cause I'm growing old before my time 
C                  Am
finally I see the light
G
But if it costs a dime 
C                  F
to get around the world 
G7                      C     C7
I couldn't get out of sight
F
But if I ever get back to Georgia 
C
there'll be no messing around
G
If I ever get back to Georgia 
                               C
I gonna nail my feet to the ground
C   Bb   C
C            G     C
(In the cold cold ground)
C
Well the buildings here in New York City 
F            G   C
grow so doggone tall
C
Sometimes you can walk for a couple of days 
D7                   G
and never see the sun at all
F
So I left last night I was homeward bound 
C                    Am
now I wanna sit and I cry
G
Cause I stuck out my thumb 
C                 F
till my thumb got numb 
G7                      C     C7
and the cars went right on by
F
But if I ever get back to Georgia 
C
there'll be no messing around
G
If I ever get back to Georgia 
                               C
I gonna nail my feet to the ground
C   Bb   C
C            G     C
(In the cold cold ground)
C#
Well I guess my time in New York City 
F#            Ab   C#
hasn't been a total waste
C#
Cause I met a little girl from a social world 
Eb7                   Ab
I really put her in her place
F#
When she sold me half of the Brooklyn Bridge 
C#                    Bbm
I hung around just for spite
Ab
And I played this part 
C#                F#
till I won her heart 
Ab7                               C#     C#7
and I bought the other half last night
F#
But if I ever get back to Georgia 
C#
there'll be no messing around
Ab
If I ever get back to Georgia 
                               C#
I gonna nail my feet to the ground
C#   B   C#
C#            Ab     C#
[In the cold cold ground]
Repeat chorus one more time

If I Ever Get Back To Georgia chords and lyrics

Free chords for If I Ever Get Back To Georgia by Dean Martin. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Capo 1st Fret
C   Bb   C   
C   G    C
C   Bb   C  
C   Bb   C  
C#   B   C#  
Repeat chorus one more time

If I Ever Get Back To Georgia Chords by Dean Martin

Learn how to play If I Ever Get Back To Georgia by Dean Martin with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “If I Ever Get Back To Georgia chords”, “If I Ever Get Back To Georgia guitar chords”, or “Dean Martin If I Ever Get Back To Georgia 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 If I Ever Get Back To Georgia chords and for experienced players who want accurate If I Ever Get Back To Georgia lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Bb, G, F, D7, Am.

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The chords for "If I Ever Get Back To Georgia" show the original chord names (including C, Bb, G, F, D7, Am). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.