Billy Strings - I'm One of Those Chords

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D
G
F#m
A
Em
IntroDGDG
DGDG
DGDF#m
GAEmG
Verse 1I'm lDooking for the pGlace I used to lDive
I've been drF#miving up and down this road
Trying to bGring back old memories for one
reDason or another I Emlet goG
Well, I'm one of thDose, I'm loGoking for the tDurn
Where the rF#miver used to make a bend
But it's bGeen too long and I'm a
fDool to try to find that place aEmgainG
ChorusI'm one of tEmhose
Guess I had too mF#much time on my hands
I'm one of tEmhose
Could not find a pF#mlace that I could land
I hope you dEmon't
But if you do, you'll pF#mrobably understand
That's how Git goes
I'm one of thDoseInterludeDGDF#m
GDEmG
Verse 2I've got a thDing for shGuffling the deDck
Leaving tF#mown in the cover of the night
Cut the tGies that bind me, if I dDon't,
I know I'll end up in a fEmightG
Oh, could I Dgo back to the plGace I love to dwDell?
Where we sF#ming our song and pass the jug around
Will I wGave to all the ghosts that wander
bDack across this road I'm strolling dEmown?G
ChorusI'm one of tEmhose
Guess I had too mF#much time on my hands
I'm one of tEmhose
Could not find a pF#mlace that I could land
I hope you dEmon't
But if you do, you'll pF#mrobably understand
That's how Git goes
I'm one of thDoseInstrumentalDGDF#mGDEmG
DGDF#mGDEmG
EmF#mGF#mEmF#mG
BridgeIt's hDard for folks to sGee through my disgDuise
I'm not hF#mome, but I could still pretend
If I wGent and left you crying,
I might hDave to circle back this way aEmgainG
ChorusI'm one of tEmhose
Guess I had too mF#much time on my hands
I'm one of tEmhose
Could not find a pF#mlace that I could land
I hope you dEmon't
But if you do, you'll pF#mrobably understand
That's how Git goes
I'm one of thDoseOutroDGDGDG
I'm one of thDoseGDGDGD

ChordsWorld Overview:

This song uses a bunch of easy open chords like D, G, and Em, which are perfect for beginners. The F#m chord is a barre chord, so take your time with finger placement and try to keep your thumb low on the neck for leverage. Practice transitioning between the open chords and F#m slowly at first, and you’ll get smoother with repetition.

Intro: D, G, F#m, A, Em
Verse: D, G, F#m, Em
Chorus: Em, F#m, G, D
Interlude: D, G, F#m, Em
Instrumental: D, G, F#m, Em
Bridge: D, G, F#m, Em
Outro: D, G

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