Аккорды к песне Brad Tursi — Church Bells And Train Whistles
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CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
G G
[Verse]
G
I was born with the pedal down outta Heaven headed south bound
G
Guitar heart with strings attached
Takes me away it takes me back
[Pre-Chorus]
C
Girl now don't you worry none
Just because I love to run
G
I'll be running back to you just the same
[Chorus]
D Em
I'm a little bit church bell and train whistle
C G D
Somewhere out in the middle of small town
Em C
Settling down and hitting the road
Don't you know that
D Em
I love the sound of the city
C G D Em
I take that wheat field with me around in this suitcase
C
I call my cell
D Em C G
Girl I'm a fool for a porch and a fiddle
D Em C
And I guess I'll always be just a little bit
G
Church bell
C G G C
And train whistle
[Verse]
G
A winding road can wind me up
But this gravel drive's where I wind up
It winds me down like a pocket watch
When I hold you girl time just stops
[Pre-Chorus]
C
Call me crazy I love you
Call the preacher say I do
Am
Wanna hear 'em ring
C
Wanna hear it sing
[Chorus]
D Em
I'm a little bit church bell and train whistle
C G D
Somewhere out in the middle of small town
Em7 C
Settling down and hitting the road
Don't you know that
D Em
I love the sound of the city
C G D Em7
I take that wheat field with me around in this suitcase
C
I call my cell
D Em C G
Girl I'm a fool for a porch and a fiddle
D Em7 C
I guess I'll always be just a little bit
D Em7
Church bell
C G
And train whistle
D Em7
Church bell
C
And train whistle
[Instrumental/Solo]
D Em C G
D Em7 C
[Chorus]
G
Church bell and train whistle
D
Somewhere out in the middle of small town
Em7 C
Settling down and I gotta go
Don't you know that
D Em7
I love the sound of the city
C G D Em7
I take that wheat field with me around in this suitcase
C
I call my cell
D Em C G
Girl I'm a fool for a porch and a fiddle
D Em C
I guess I'll always be just a little bit
[Outro]
G
Church bell
And train whistle
G
Church bell
And train whistle
G G G
Аппликатуры аккордов
Am
C
G
Em
D
Em7
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