Old Dominion - Miss You Man Chords

Capo 4th Fret
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C
FM7
Dm7
Am
G
F
IntroCFM7Dm7
CFM7Dm7
Verse 1SomeCtimes I swear I smell your cigarette in the FM7backseat of my Dm7car.
What CI wouldn't give for one more hit behind the JFM7acksonville WalDm7mart
ToniCght I broke when I thought of a joke that FM7only you would Dm7get.
I Ccan't believe it's almost gonna be six FM7years, ain't that some Dm7****ChorusYeah, I Cmiss you man when I hear the band
In the FM7bar on Fifth and MDm7ain.
Yeah, we Ctore it up, but I don't go there much
AnyFM7more, it just ain't the Dm7same
I'll nCever understand
But I guess the Big Man had a FM7whole other set of plDm7ans.
I'll keep Amcarrying on your vGibes and your songs the bFest I can
Dm7But I miss you man
InterludeCFM7Dm7
VerseFor a Cwhile it was tough, used to beat myself up
For not FM7saying more while you were hDm7ere.
But there Cain't no doubt, we could cover some ground
Over a cFM7ouple of rounds of beerDm7s
Pre-ChorusYeah,Am I reminisce about ya,G I tell my kids about ya
FStill got that picture of us down in the Keys
AmSo many yesterdaysG, never gonna fade away
FRaising one up to you and me
ChorusYeah, I Cmiss you man when I hear the band
In the FM7bar on Fifth and MDm7ain.
Yeah, we Ctore it up, but I don't go there much
AnyFM7more, it just ain't the Dm7same
I'll nCever understand
But I guess the Big Man had a FM7whole other set of plDm7ans.
I'll keep Amcarrying on your vGibes and your songs the bFest I can
Dm7But I miss you man
InstrumentalCFDm7
CFDm7
BridgeI miss you manAm
I feel you manG.
HeyF, love you manChorusYeah, I Cmiss you man when I hear the band
In the FM7bar on Fifth and MDm7ain.
Yeah, we Ctore it up, but I don't go there much
AnyFM7more, it just ain't the Dm7same
I'll nCever understand
But I guess the Big Man had a FM7whole other set of plDm7ans.
I'll keep Amcarrying on your vGibes and your songs the bFest I can
Dm7But I miss you man
OutroCFDm7
Yeah, I miss you maCnF.
HeyDm7, miss you maCnFDm7
CFDm7C

ChordsWorld Overview:

You’ve got a bunch of easy open chords here like C, Am, G, F, and Dm7, which are super friendly for beginners. FM7 is also an easy variation of F. Watch out for smooth transitions between FM7 and Dm7, and try to keep your fingers close to the fretboard for cleaner changes. No barre chords in this one, so it’s a chill play!

Intro: C, FM7, Dm7
Verse 1: C, FM7, Dm7
Chorus: C, FM7, Dm7, Am, G, F
Interlude: C, FM7, Dm7
Verse: C, FM7, Dm7
Pre-Chorus: Am, G, F
Instrumental: C, F, Dm7
Bridge: Am, G, F
Outro: C, F, Dm7

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