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Goin Back To Georgia

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Goin' Back To Georgia
Bruce Springsteen
Performed with Steel Mill in 1970 and 1971. "Goin' Back To Georgia" was heavily influenced by The Allman 
Brothers. This is considered one of Bruce's best songs from this time frame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGUwaWHUmSs
[Intro]
  E  D   A
|     |    |
  E  D   A
|     |    |
  E  D   A
|     |    |
  E  D   A
|     |    |
[Verse 1]
         E                   A        E
Well I'm goin' back home to Georgia  
E                   A      E
Spend my last few years       
E              A               E      A
Away from the sadness and the tears
A          E                A       E
I've been out to San Francisco
E                      A         E
I traveled on down to L.A.
E                      A                    E     A
There still ain't but one place that I can stay
[Chorus]
C#m                B
Bring my last few dollars
          A                      E
And I'm gonna bring my last few dimes
C#m            B
Goin' back to Georgia
           A                   E
And we're goin' back one more time
        A                   F#
We're goin' back one more time
[Interlude]
  E  D   A
|     |    |
  E  D   A
|     |    |
[Verse 2]
            E                  A       E
Well I've been up to New York City
E                 A       E
Out the Chicago loop
E                     A             E      A
Still ain't but one place I found truth
A        E                     A
When I sailed down the Mississippi
         E                        A       E
And I gambled some in New Orleans
E               A                 E      A
Still ain't no finer site I ever seen
[Chorus]
C#m                B
Bring my last few dollars
         A                        E
And I'm gonna bring my last few dimes
C#m            B
Goin' back to Georgia
           A                   E
And we're goin' back one more time
                A                   F#
You know we're goin' back one more time
Yeah!
[Solo]
  E  D   A   E  D   A
|     |    |     |    |
    E     A     E     A
|      |    |      |    |
    E     A     E     A
|      |    |      |    |
    E     A     E     A
|      |    |      |    |
    E     A     E     A
|      |    |      |    |
  E  D   A   E  D   A
|     |    |     |    |
[Verse 3]
          E                    A
Well I'm goin' back home to Georgia
E                    A    E
Spend my last few years
E              A                  E
Away from the sadness and all the tears
    A
Oh yeah
          E                   A
Well I'm goin' back home to Georgia
       E                       A
Gonna get myself back home, myself on to Georgia  
    E                            A                     E
Oh gonna, gonna get back, get on back to Georgia
E                   A
Get on back, gonna get home to Georgia
[Chorus]
C#m                B
Bring my last few dollars
          A                      E
And I'm gonna bring my last few dimes
C#m            B
Goin' back to Georgia
           A                   E
And we're goin' back one more time
           A                   E
And we're goin' back one more time
                A                    E
You know we're goin' back one more time
                A                   F#    G      G#     A
                                      |      |      |     |
You know we're goin' back one more time

Goin Back To Georgia chords and lyrics

Free chords for Goin Back To Georgia by Bruce Springsteen. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Goin' Back To Georgia
Bruce Springsteen
Performed with Steel Mill in 1970 and 1971. "Goin' Back To Georgia" was heavily influenced by The Allman 
Brothers. This is considered one of Bruce's best songs from this time frame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGUwaWHUmSs
[Intro]
| E   D |  A  |
| E   D |  A  |
| E   D |  A  |
| E   D |  A  |
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Interlude]
| E   D |  A  |
| E   D |  A  |
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
Yeah!
[Solo]
| E   D |  A  | E   D |  A  |
|   E   |  A  |   E   |  A  |
|   E   |  A  |   E   |  A  |
|   E   |  A  |   E   |  A  |
|   E   |  A  |   E   |  A  |
| E   D |  A  | E   D |  A  |
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]

Goin Back To Georgia Chords by Bruce Springsteen

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The chords for "Goin Back To Georgia" show the original chord names (including E, D, A, C#m, B, F#). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.