D - C -
G D - C - GD
D C G D
1. Take to the highway, won't
you lend me your name ?
D
C G D
Your way and my way seem to be
one and the same.
Em A
Mamma don't understand it,
Em
A
she wants to know where I've
been,
Em A
I'd have to be some kind of
natural born fool
Bm C
to want to
pass that way again.
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- C - G D - C -
GD
But you know I could feel it on
a country road.
D C
G D
2. Sail on home to Jesus, won't you good
girls and boys ?
D C
G
D
I'm all in pieces,
you can have your own choice.
Em
A
But I can hear a heavenly band
full of angels,
Em A
and they're coming to set me
free,
Em A
I don't know nothing 'bout the
why or when,
Bm C
but I can tell that it's bound
to be.
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- C - GD
Because I
could feel it, child, yeah, on a
country road.
Dm G D - C
I guess my feet know where
they want me to g…..o,
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D - C - GD
walking on a
country road.
D C G D
3. Take to the highway, won't
you lend me your name ?
D C G D
Your way and my way seem to be
one and the same, child.
Em
A
Mamma don't understand it,
Em A
she wants to know where I've
been,
Em A
I'd have to be some kind of
natural born fool
Bm C
to want to
pass that way again.
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- - - - - - - D - C - G D - C
- GD
But I could feel it,
Lord, on a country road.
D
C
Walk on down, walk on down,
walk on down,
G D
walk on down, walk on down a
country road,
C - G - D - C - G
La la
la... …la.
D C - G
Country road,
oh, yeah.
D - C - G
Walking on a
country road.
D - C
- G (4x) ….
(James Taylor)