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So Many Roads

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[Intro]
D C Eb
e|-2h3-3-2-2h3--|--------------------|----------------||-------|----|
B|-3---3-3-3----|--1-----3-----5-----|--5-----6---8---||-------|-4--|
G|-2------------|--------------------|----------------||-------|-3--|
D|-0----------1/|2---2/3---3/5-----3/|5---5/7---7-8---||-3h4h5-|-5--|
A|--------------|--------------------|----------------||-------|----|
E|-D------------|------------C-------|------------Eb--||-------|-Eb-|
Eb                Bb
Thought I heard a blackbird singin'
F              Dm
Up on Bluebird Hill
Eb        Bb                 F
Call me a whinin' boy if you will
Eb             Bb
Born where the sun don't shine
      F              Dm
And I don't deny my name
F               C                Bb
Got no place to go, ain't that a shame
Eb                   Bb
Thought I heard that KC whistle
F                 Dm
Moanin' sweet and low
Eb                   Bb           F
Thought I heard that KC when she blow
Eb             Bb
Down where the sun don't shine
     F               Dm
Underneath the Kokomo
F           C               Bb
Whinin' boy got no place to go
Gm               C7
So many roads I tell you
A                Dm
So many roads I know
Bb            F              Eb
All I want is one to take me home
Gm              C7
Mountain high, river wide
A                 Dm
So many roads to ride
Bb       F              Eb
So many roads - so many roads
INTRO RIFF D
Eb                Bb
Thought I heard a jug band playin'
    F                  Dm
"If you don't who else will?"
Eb               Bb              F
From over on the far side of the hill
Eb                Bb
All I know is the sun don't shine
        F               Dm
And the rain refuse to fall
F                     C              Bb
And you don't seem to hear me when I call
Eb                   Bb
Wind inside, and the wind outside
F                     Dm
Tangled in the window blind
Eb                   Bb           F
  Wondering why you treat me so unkind
Eb             Bb
Down where the sun don't shine
F                      Dm
Lonely and I call your name
F                C                 Bb
No place left to go - ain't that a shame
    Gm              C7
New York to San Francisco
A               Dm
So many roads I know
Bb            F              Eb
All I want is one to lead me home
Cm                 A
From the high road to the low
Dm              Gm
So many roads I know
Bb      F               Eb
So many roads - so many roads
INTRO RIFF D
Eb                   Bb
From the land of the midnight sun
          F              Dm
Where the ice blue roses grow
Eb                 Bb              F
Along the roads of gold and silver snow
Eb              Bb
Howlin' wide or moanin' low
 F              Dm
So many roads I know
F        C            Bb
So many roads to ease my soul
F        C            Bb
So many roads to ease my soul ...

So Many Roads chords and lyrics

Free chords for So Many Roads by Grateful Dead. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
D C Eb
INTRO RIFF D
INTRO RIFF D

So Many Roads Chords by Grateful Dead

Learn how to play So Many Roads by Grateful Dead with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “So Many Roads chords”, “So Many Roads guitar chords”, or “Grateful Dead So Many Roads 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 So Many Roads chords and for experienced players who want accurate So Many Roads lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, C, Eb, B, G, A.

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What key is "So Many Roads" in?

The chords for "So Many Roads" show the original chord names (including D, C, Eb, B, G, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.