If you are looking for On the Road guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play On the Road by Lee Roy Parnell using guitar or guitar.
This song by Lee Roy Parnell can also be played by that instruments.
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On the Road guitar chords has rhythm and included in On the Road (1993) album.
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On the Road by Lee Roy Parnell Guitar Chords
Sung Key: Ab
Capo 1st Fret play these chords: [(Ab)](G) [(Db)](C) [(Eb7)](D7) [(Fm)](Em)
Intro: Ab Db Ab Db Ab Db Ab Db
Guit Solo: Ab Db Ab Db Ab Db Ab Db
There’s a (Ab)sad young (Db)wife never (Ab)had a life (Db)
Her (Ab)mother says she (Db)married young (Ab) (Db)
And her (Ab)husband’s a (Db)fool never (Ab)listened to (Db)
(Ab)All the things she’s (Db)never done (Ab)
So she (Eb7)packs up that (Db)old Ford (Ab)Fairlane
She’s (Eb7)had about (Db)all she can (Ab)bare
A (Eb7)suitcase, a(Db) hope, and a (Ab)hard rain,
She’s (Db)gonna find it all some(Eb7)where
Chorus:
On the (Ab)road (Db)
Where the night is (Eb7)black
On the (Ab)road (Db)
Where you don’t look (Eb7)back
There’s a (Fm)white line in the (Db)distance
Where it’s (Ab)going (Eb7)nobody (Db)knows
If it’s (Ab)any(Eb7)where you’ll (Db)find it
On the (Ab)road
There’s a teenage kid no matter what he did
Nobody ever understands
And he don’t measure up and he’s had enough
Can’t be his daddy’s little man
So he pulls out that hot rod Chevy
Puts in his favorite cassette
Well he ain’t goin’ to no college
The world is waitin’ up ahead
Chorus
Eddie and Jill got time to kill
The kids they never come around
And a gold-plated watch was all he got
When the company shut his life down
So he takes out that old Airstream
They don’t know where they’re bound
Sixty-five years and still searchin’
For something that they never found
Chorus
On the road
If you want to learn Lee Roy Parnell On the Road guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play On the Road. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.