A Road Is Just A Road

The Chicks (Dixie Chicks)

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Tono:
INTRO: C G C G C
G He pulled out in a cloud of dust
C F Laying rubber and spewing rust
Am G And on any road he'd take
F Oh, he'd have his foot on the
Dm G C pedal, but my heart on the brake
G Underneath the smooth tar curves
C F A road is only dust and dirt
Am G On a lonely interchange
F Dm G The signs all look the same CHORUS:
C G 'Cause a road is just a road and a
F G feeling's just a feeling
C G No matter where you go, from
F G Bakersfield to San Antone
C G F A road is just a road when the
Am/E F one you love is leaving on
Am/E G Midnight's another dawn, hundred
C miles ago
G His wheels spun out of sight of me
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C F Oh, believing that I'd set him free
Am But I'd heard the voice of the
G prisoner
F Dm G Saying he couldn't get enough of her
G You can go by land and you can go by air
C F You go by sea, hell I don't care
Am G Go any way you choose
F Wearing out the soles of your
Dm G travelling shoes CHORUS:
C G 'Cause a road is just a road and a
F G feeling's just a feeling
C G F No matter where you go, from
G Bangor, Maine to El Paso
C G F A road is just a road when the
Am/E F one you love is leaving on
Am/E G Midnight's another dawn, a hundred
C Bb miles ago BRIDGE:
F And every sleepless night I see him
C F Screaming by the scenery
Bb F Not noticing another mile
C F That's rolled down between him and me
G C G Oh, him and me____
INSTRUMENTAL: C G C G C CHORUS:
C G 'Cause a road is just a road and a
F G feeling's just a feeling
C G No matter where you go, from
F G Waterloo to San Bernardino
C G F A road is just a road when the
Am/E F one you love is leaving on
Am/E G Midnight's another dawn, a hundred
C miles ago CHORUS:
C G 'Cause a road is just a road and a
F G feeling's just a feeling
C G No matter where you go, from
F G Washington to Amarillo
C G F A road is just a road when the
Am/E F one you love is leaving on
Am/E G Midnight's another dawn, a hundred
C miles ago
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Composición: Mary Chapin Carpenter y John Jennings

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