Chords for "This Place" - Rusty Cage
Tempo:
68.9 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
F#m
G#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[E] [E] [A]
[E] [F#m] [E]
[A] [E]
[B] [E]
[A] [E]
[G#m] [E] [E]
[B] [E]
[B] Where the [G#m] dirt roads twist [E] along for no more than a mile.
[A] Where the old man's bar marks the center [E] of town and the county was never dry.
Where the people will go, where the people will [B] stay, where they live until [E] they die.
[B] Well I knew a guy his name was Ricky [E] McCoy, an ass-kicking, bass-fishing good old [B] boy.
And he can build a fire in 10 seconds flat, [E] and he can ride a bull even longer than that.
[A] Well he was only 15 when he dropped out of school.
[E] He said I've never been a genius, but I ain't no fool.
I know what I want and I'm a get it [B] in life and I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [E] place.
[A] He said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
Then when I'm old on my dying bed, [E] I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it [B] again, I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [B] place.
Jessie was a young girl who grew up [E] fast.
She used to make her money lying down on her [B] back.
Her daddy drank whiskey till he's numb in the [E] head.
He beat her every night until the day he was dead.
[A] Well she was just an only child with nowhere to go [E] in the same square mile where her seeds were sown.
If there's more to life I guess I'll never know, cause [B] I ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] She said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay [C#m] my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call [F#m] my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this [A] place.
Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I ain't never gonna leave this place.
[E] [F#m] [E]
[A] [E]
[B] [E]
[A] [E]
[G#m] [E] [E]
[B] [E]
[B] Where the [G#m] dirt roads twist [E] along for no more than a mile.
[A] Where the old man's bar marks the center [E] of town and the county was never dry.
Where the people will go, where the people will [B] stay, where they live until [E] they die.
[B] Well I knew a guy his name was Ricky [E] McCoy, an ass-kicking, bass-fishing good old [B] boy.
And he can build a fire in 10 seconds flat, [E] and he can ride a bull even longer than that.
[A] Well he was only 15 when he dropped out of school.
[E] He said I've never been a genius, but I ain't no fool.
I know what I want and I'm a get it [B] in life and I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [E] place.
[A] He said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
Then when I'm old on my dying bed, [E] I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it [B] again, I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [B] place.
Jessie was a young girl who grew up [E] fast.
She used to make her money lying down on her [B] back.
Her daddy drank whiskey till he's numb in the [E] head.
He beat her every night until the day he was dead.
[A] Well she was just an only child with nowhere to go [E] in the same square mile where her seeds were sown.
If there's more to life I guess I'll never know, cause [B] I ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] She said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay [C#m] my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call [F#m] my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this [A] place.
Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I ain't never gonna leave this place.
Key:
E
B
A
F#m
G#m
E
B
A
_ [E] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _
[E] _ _ _ [F#m] _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [E] _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
[B] Where the [G#m] dirt roads twist [E] along for no more than a mile.
[A] Where the old man's bar marks the center [E] of town and the county was never dry.
Where the people will go, where the people will [B] stay, where they live until [E] they die.
[B] Well I knew a guy his name was Ricky [E] McCoy, an ass-kicking, bass-fishing good old [B] boy.
And he can build a fire in 10 seconds flat, [E] and he can ride a bull even longer than that.
[A] Well he was only 15 when he dropped out of school.
[E] He said I've never been a genius, but I ain't no fool.
I know what I want and I'm a get it [B] in life and I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [E] place.
[A] He said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
Then when I'm old on my dying bed, [E] I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it [B] again, I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [B] place.
Jessie was a young girl who grew up [E] fast.
She used to make her money lying down on her [B] back.
Her daddy drank whiskey till he's numb in the [E] head.
He beat her every night until the day he was dead.
[A] Well she was just an only child with nowhere to go [E] in the same square mile where her seeds were sown.
If there's more to life I guess I'll never know, cause [B] I ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] She said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay [C#m] my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call [F#m] my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this [A] place.
Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I ain't never gonna leave this place. _ _
[E] _ _ _ [F#m] _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [E] _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
[B] Where the [G#m] dirt roads twist [E] along for no more than a mile.
[A] Where the old man's bar marks the center [E] of town and the county was never dry.
Where the people will go, where the people will [B] stay, where they live until [E] they die.
[B] Well I knew a guy his name was Ricky [E] McCoy, an ass-kicking, bass-fishing good old [B] boy.
And he can build a fire in 10 seconds flat, [E] and he can ride a bull even longer than that.
[A] Well he was only 15 when he dropped out of school.
[E] He said I've never been a genius, but I ain't no fool.
I know what I want and I'm a get it [B] in life and I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [E] place.
[A] He said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
Then when I'm old on my dying bed, [E] I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it [B] again, I ain't never gonna [E] leave this [B] place.
Jessie was a young girl who grew up [E] fast.
She used to make her money lying down on her [B] back.
Her daddy drank whiskey till he's numb in the [E] head.
He beat her every night until the day he was dead.
[A] Well she was just an only child with nowhere to go [E] in the same square mile where her seeds were sown.
If there's more to life I guess I'll never know, cause [B] I ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] She said man I'm never gonna leave this [E] place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this place.
[A] Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay [C#m] my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call [F#m] my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I [B] ain't never gonna [E] leave this [A] place.
Man I ain't never gonna leave [E] this place.
Where I was born is where I was [B] raised.
And when I'm old on my dying [E] bed, I pray this is where I'm gonna lay my [A] head.
I got me a town I can call my [E] home.
I got me a place I can call my own.
I told you once and I'ma say it again, I ain't never gonna leave this place. _ _