Chords for I Ain't In Checotah Anymore - Carrie Underwood *LYRICS*
Tempo:
79 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
G
Am
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
[F] [G]
[C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight town.
[F] Back when I was really [Am] young, part of that burned down.
[C] On any given Friday night, we'd drive a hundred miles
[F] Between the Sonic and the grocery [Am] store, laughing all the while
With as many [G] friends as I could [F] pack in my daddy's Ford.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [Cm] anymore.
[C]
My hotel in Manhattan [F] holds more people than our town.
[C] And what I just paid for dinner would [G] be a down payment on a house.
I'd [Am] rather be tipping [G] cows in Tulsa than [F] hailing cabs here in New York.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [C] anymore.
I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
In [C] a world of long red carpets, [F] the bright lights of Hollywood.
[C] All the poplar I see flashing, [G] make a girl feel pretty good.
[Am] You can get [G] anything you want here, [F] except a Walmart [Am] store.
But I ain't in [C] Shakota anymore.
I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
[G] Where the Wildcats beat the Iron Pans, Old Santa's Day and the Oprah Fans.
Every prom down at the bowling lane, catching coffee, fish, and your bone lake.
I ain't [F] in Shakota [Bb] anymore.
[F] [C]
[Bb] [F] [G]
[F] I'm in a world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
But I ain't in Shakota, no I ain't in Shakota.
Oh there's nothing like Oklahoma.
[C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight.
[F] [G]
[C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight town.
[F] Back when I was really [Am] young, part of that burned down.
[C] On any given Friday night, we'd drive a hundred miles
[F] Between the Sonic and the grocery [Am] store, laughing all the while
With as many [G] friends as I could [F] pack in my daddy's Ford.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [Cm] anymore.
[C]
My hotel in Manhattan [F] holds more people than our town.
[C] And what I just paid for dinner would [G] be a down payment on a house.
I'd [Am] rather be tipping [G] cows in Tulsa than [F] hailing cabs here in New York.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [C] anymore.
I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
In [C] a world of long red carpets, [F] the bright lights of Hollywood.
[C] All the poplar I see flashing, [G] make a girl feel pretty good.
[Am] You can get [G] anything you want here, [F] except a Walmart [Am] store.
But I ain't in [C] Shakota anymore.
I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
[G] Where the Wildcats beat the Iron Pans, Old Santa's Day and the Oprah Fans.
Every prom down at the bowling lane, catching coffee, fish, and your bone lake.
I ain't [F] in Shakota [Bb] anymore.
[F] [C]
[Bb] [F] [G]
[F] I'm in a world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
But I ain't in Shakota, no I ain't in Shakota.
Oh there's nothing like Oklahoma.
[C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight.
Key:
F
C
G
Am
Bb
F
C
G
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight town.
[F] Back when I was really [Am] young, part of that burned down.
[C] On any given Friday night, we'd drive a hundred miles
[F] Between the Sonic and the grocery [Am] store, laughing all the while
With as many [G] friends as I could [F] pack in my daddy's Ford.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [Cm] anymore.
_ [C] _
_ _ _ _ My hotel in Manhattan [F] holds more people than our town.
[C] And what I just paid for dinner would [G] be a down payment on a house.
I'd [Am] rather be tipping [G] cows in Tulsa than [F] hailing cabs here in New York.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [C] anymore.
_ I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
In _ _ [C] a world of long red carpets, [F] the bright lights of Hollywood.
[C] All the poplar I see flashing, [G] make a girl feel pretty good.
[Am] You can get [G] anything you want here, [F] except a Walmart [Am] store.
But I ain't in [C] Shakota anymore. _
I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
_ _ _ _ [G] Where the Wildcats beat the Iron Pans, Old Santa's Day and the Oprah Fans.
Every prom down at the bowling lane, catching coffee, fish, and your bone lake.
I ain't [F] in Shakota [Bb] anymore.
[F] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _
_ _ [F] I'm in a world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
_ _ _ _ But I ain't in Shakota, no I ain't in Shakota.
Oh there's nothing like Oklahoma.
_ [C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight town.
[F] Back when I was really [Am] young, part of that burned down.
[C] On any given Friday night, we'd drive a hundred miles
[F] Between the Sonic and the grocery [Am] store, laughing all the while
With as many [G] friends as I could [F] pack in my daddy's Ford.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [Cm] anymore.
_ [C] _
_ _ _ _ My hotel in Manhattan [F] holds more people than our town.
[C] And what I just paid for dinner would [G] be a down payment on a house.
I'd [Am] rather be tipping [G] cows in Tulsa than [F] hailing cabs here in New York.
[Am] But I ain't [F] in Shakota [C] anymore.
_ I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
In _ _ [C] a world of long red carpets, [F] the bright lights of Hollywood.
[C] All the poplar I see flashing, [G] make a girl feel pretty good.
[Am] You can get [G] anything you want here, [F] except a Walmart [Am] store.
But I ain't in [C] Shakota anymore. _
I'm in a [F] world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
_ _ _ _ [G] Where the Wildcats beat the Iron Pans, Old Santa's Day and the Oprah Fans.
Every prom down at the bowling lane, catching coffee, fish, and your bone lake.
I ain't [F] in Shakota [Bb] anymore.
[F] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _
_ _ [F] I'm in a world so wide, it [C] makes me feel small sometimes.
[Am] I miss the big [G] blue sky, [F] the Oklahoma kind.
_ _ _ _ But I ain't in Shakota, no I ain't in Shakota.
Oh there's nothing like Oklahoma.
_ [C] Where 69 meets 40, there's a single stoplight. _ _ _
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