Ella Langley - Choosin' Texas Chords

Capo 1st fret
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Dm
C
F
G
Am
F/A
G/B
D7
IntroPAUSE(fade in)DmCDmFCVerse 1Just when I tDmhought I got himTo fall in love with TennessCeeI should've known bDmetter thanTo take him back to AbiCleneI put him rFight back into her armsI wasn't a mGatch for that kind of sparkChorusShe's from Texas, I can tFell by the wayHe's two-stepping 'round the rCoomAnd judging by the smile that's wDmritten on his faceThere's nothing I can GdoIt doesn't take a cryFstal ball to seeA cowboy always fiAmnds a way to leaveDrinking Jack all by mysFelfGHe's choosin' Texas, I can teCllInterludeDmCVerse 2Oh, I guess he forDmgot about the Smoky Mountain raCinThem old Hank tDmunesThe Memphis blues we used to sCingHe always lFoved Amarillo by morningI should've taGken that as a warningChorusShe's from Texas, I can tFell by the wayHe's two-stepping 'round the rCoomAnd judging by the smile that's wrDmitten on his faceThere's nothing I can dGoIt doesn't take a crFystal ball to seeA cowboy always fAminds a way to leaveDrinking Jack all by myFselfGHe's choosin' Texas, I can teCllBridgeWhen I'm eFastbound down and I caGn't have a cry'Cause that F/A40 gets lonelier with G/Bevery mileI'll knFow that his mind was nGever gonna change'Cause his hDmeart still belongs to the LGone Star StateChorusShe's from Texas, I can tFell by the wayHe's two-stepping 'round the rCoomAnd judging by the smile that's wrDmitten on his faceThere's nothing I can Gdo, oh yeahIt doesn't take a crFystal ball to seeA cowboy always fAminds a way to leaveDrinking Jack all by myFselfGHe's choosin' Texas, I can tAmell, nD7o.Drinking Jack all bFy myselfGHe's choosin' Texas, I can tCellOutroCome on, babyDmCOh yeahJust when I thoDmught I got himTo fFall in love with TennessCee

ChordsWorld Overview:

Most chords here are open and beginner-friendly, like Dm, C, F, G, and Am. F can be tricky for some, so try the mini barre version if needed. Watch for slash chords in the bridge—they just change the bass note, so you can play the regular chord if you’re new. Strum gently and focus on smooth transitions. No barre chords from the special list, so it’s a great song for practicing open shapes!

Intro: Dm, C, F
Verse: Dm, C, F, G
Chorus: F, C, Dm, G, Am
Interlude: Dm, C
Bridge: F, G, F/A, G/B, Dm
Outro: Dm, C, F

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