Mayberry(Chords)

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Intro: D  Dsus2 (x4) 
 
D                             E7 
Sometimes it feels like this world is spinning faster 
G                           D 
Than it did in the old days 
D                          E7 
So naturally we have more natural disasters 
G                            D 
From the strain of a fast pace 
D               E7 
Sunday was the day of rest 
          G                 D 
Now it's one more day for progress 
D                              E7 
And we can't slow down, cause more is best 
G                     D 
It's all an endless process 
F           Bb 
But I miss Mayberry 
C                                                F  C Bb 
Sittin on the porch drinking ice cold Cherry -- Coke 
                                    C 
Where everything is black & white (da da da da...) 
F            Bb 
Pickin on a six-string 
C                       A7                       Dm 
People pass by and you call them by their first name 
Bb                       C       D   Dsus2  D  Dsus2 
Watching the clouds roll by, bye bye
 
Verse 2: 
Sometimes I can hear this old earth shouting  
Through the trees as the wind blows 
That's when I climb up here on this mountain 
To look through God's window 
Now I can't fly, but I got two feet 
To get me high up here 
Above the noise and city streets 
My worries disappear 
 
Chorus 
 
 
Bridge: 
G                              C                D 
Sometimes I dream I'm driving down an old dirt road 
G                     C   D 
Not even listed on a map 
G                     C                  D 
I pass a dad and son carrying a fishing pole 
       Am7           G/B       C              D 
But I always wake up everytime I try to turn back 
 
 
Chorus 
 
 
ocultar tablatura
Chords: (all relative to capo) 
A7  =   x02020 
Am7 =   x02010 
Bb  =   x13331(bar chord) or xx3331 
C   =   x32010 
D   =   xx0232 
Dsus2=  xx0230 
Dm  =   xx0231 
E7  =   020100 
F   =   133211(bar chord) or xx3211 
G   =   320003   
G/B =   x2003x  
	        

Written by Arlos Smith