Chords for Your State's Name Here - Lou & Peter Berryman
Tempo:
169.4 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Am
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Well, we play all around the country.
We have only ever written songs about Wisconsin, really.
And so we would like to write songs about Ohio and places
like yours that we play in.
But instead of doing that, we decided, though,
we can just cut to the chase and do one generic state song.
I just did it called Your State's Name [F] Here.
Your State's Name Here.
Sometimes [C]
[G] [C] when [G]
[A] [Em] [C] the grass [F] is blown [C] by the breeze,
[F] there's a faraway [C] look in the [G] leaves of the trees.
[C] A memory returns, [F] heart [Am] breakingly clear,
[F] of a place [C] I call home.
Your [G] [C] State's Name Here.
[Am] [C] Now the sky could be deeper.
[F] Now water's [C] so clear, [F] as back [C] in the middle of the river.
[Em] Your State's Name [Am] Here.
[Bm] [C] I'm going to go back, [F] although I
[C] [F] didn't know [C] the place [G] yet.
Your State's Name [C] Again.
[G] Oh.
Your State's Name Here.
[C] Oh.
Again.
What a state.
[G] I have not been bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July of [C] each [Em] year.
[F] In the warm [C] summer mornings [G] of your [C] state's name.
[G] [C] My grandpa would [E] come [F] and turn [C] on the gate
[F] and go to [C] sleep drinking your local [G] beer's name.
[C] While grandma would sing in [F] the garden.
[C] [F]
[C] The names of [Bm] indigenous [C]
folks.
[G] The [C] songs that she [Am] sang [F] were somewhat [C]
obscure.
[F] She learned [C] from the local townspeople I'm sure.
The language they [E] use [F] is not very [C] clear.
[F] My place of [C]
colloquialism right here.
[Am] [G] Your State's Name Here.
Oh.
Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been [Bm] bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July [C] of each year.
[F] In the warm summer [C]
[G] mornings of your state's [C] name.
Here.
[G] [C] I'd love to wake up where.
[F] The state [D] songbird [F] sings.
In the [C] manufacture of the names of [G] some of the
folks [C] right there on the bumper.
[F] A sticker [C] so clear.
[F] And I'm [C] a heart-to-heart.
[B] Your State's [C] Name Here.
[Am] [G] [C] The spirit [E] soft.
It's a [F] song to [C] my ear.
[F] Your State's [C] Name Here.
Your State's [G] Name Here.
[C] It's there I was born.
[F] And it's there I'll grow [D] [C] old.
[F] By the rivers [C] of blue.
[G] And the arches [C] of gold.
[G] Your State's Name Here.
Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been bested.
A [C] reasonable date.
Where the asphalt grows soft [F] in July [C] of each year.
[F] In the [C] warm summer mornings [G] of your state's [C] name.
Here.
[F] In the warm [C] summer mornings of [G] your state's [C] name.
Here.
[N]
We have only ever written songs about Wisconsin, really.
And so we would like to write songs about Ohio and places
like yours that we play in.
But instead of doing that, we decided, though,
we can just cut to the chase and do one generic state song.
I just did it called Your State's Name [F] Here.
Your State's Name Here.
Sometimes [C]
[G] [C] when [G]
[A] [Em] [C] the grass [F] is blown [C] by the breeze,
[F] there's a faraway [C] look in the [G] leaves of the trees.
[C] A memory returns, [F] heart [Am] breakingly clear,
[F] of a place [C] I call home.
Your [G] [C] State's Name Here.
[Am] [C] Now the sky could be deeper.
[F] Now water's [C] so clear, [F] as back [C] in the middle of the river.
[Em] Your State's Name [Am] Here.
[Bm] [C] I'm going to go back, [F] although I
[C] [F] didn't know [C] the place [G] yet.
Your State's Name [C] Again.
[G] Oh.
Your State's Name Here.
[C] Oh.
Again.
What a state.
[G] I have not been bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July of [C] each [Em] year.
[F] In the warm [C] summer mornings [G] of your [C] state's name.
[G] [C] My grandpa would [E] come [F] and turn [C] on the gate
[F] and go to [C] sleep drinking your local [G] beer's name.
[C] While grandma would sing in [F] the garden.
[C] [F]
[C] The names of [Bm] indigenous [C]
folks.
[G] The [C] songs that she [Am] sang [F] were somewhat [C]
obscure.
[F] She learned [C] from the local townspeople I'm sure.
The language they [E] use [F] is not very [C] clear.
[F] My place of [C]
colloquialism right here.
[Am] [G] Your State's Name Here.
Oh.
Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been [Bm] bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July [C] of each year.
[F] In the warm summer [C]
[G] mornings of your state's [C] name.
Here.
[G] [C] I'd love to wake up where.
[F] The state [D] songbird [F] sings.
In the [C] manufacture of the names of [G] some of the
folks [C] right there on the bumper.
[F] A sticker [C] so clear.
[F] And I'm [C] a heart-to-heart.
[B] Your State's [C] Name Here.
[Am] [G] [C] The spirit [E] soft.
It's a [F] song to [C] my ear.
[F] Your State's [C] Name Here.
Your State's [G] Name Here.
[C] It's there I was born.
[F] And it's there I'll grow [D] [C] old.
[F] By the rivers [C] of blue.
[G] And the arches [C] of gold.
[G] Your State's Name Here.
Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been bested.
A [C] reasonable date.
Where the asphalt grows soft [F] in July [C] of each year.
[F] In the [C] warm summer mornings [G] of your state's [C] name.
Here.
[F] In the warm [C] summer mornings of [G] your state's [C] name.
Here.
[N]
Key:
C
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Am
Em
C
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Well, we _ play all around the country.
We have only ever written songs about Wisconsin, really.
And so we would like to write songs about Ohio and places
like _ _ _ yours that we play in.
But instead of doing that, we decided, though,
we can just cut to the chase and do one generic state song.
I just did it called Your State's Name [F] Here.
Your State's Name Here.
Sometimes _ _ [C] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] when _ [G] _
[A] _ [Em] _ [C] _ _ _ the grass [F] is blown [C] by the breeze,
[F] there's a faraway [C] look in the [G] leaves of the trees.
_ [C] A memory _ returns, [F] heart _ [Am] breakingly clear,
[F] of a place [C] I call home.
Your [G] [C] State's Name Here. _
_ _ [Am] _ [C] Now the sky could be deeper.
_ [F] Now water's [C] so clear, _ [F] as back [C] in the middle of the river.
[Em] Your State's Name [Am] Here.
[Bm] _ [C] I'm going to go back, _ [F] although I
[C] _ _ [F] didn't know [C] the place [G] yet.
Your State's Name [C] Again. _
_ _ [G] _ Oh.
Your State's Name Here.
[C] Oh.
Again.
What a state.
[G] I have not been bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July of [C] each [Em] year.
[F] In the warm [C] summer _ mornings [G] of your [C] state's name. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [C] My grandpa would [E] come [F] and turn [C] on the gate
[F] and go to [C] sleep drinking your local [G] beer's name. _ _ _
[C] While grandma would sing in [F] the garden.
[C] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[C] The names of _ [Bm] indigenous [C] _
folks.
[G] _ The [C] _ songs that she [Am] sang [F] were somewhat [C]
obscure.
_ [F] She learned [C] from the local _ townspeople I'm sure.
The language they [E] use [F] is not very [C] clear.
[F] My place of [C] _
_ _ colloquialism right here. _
_ _ [Am] _ [G] Your State's Name Here.
Oh.
Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been _ [Bm] bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July [C] of each year.
[F] In the warm summer [C] _
[G] mornings of your state's [C] name.
Here. _ _
[G] _ _ [C] I'd love to wake up where.
[F] The state [D] songbird [F] sings.
In the [C] _ _ manufacture of the names of [G] some of the
folks [C] right there on the bumper.
[F] A sticker [C] so clear.
[F] And I'm [C] a heart-to-heart.
[B] Your State's [C] Name Here. _ _
_ [Am] _ [G] _ [C] The spirit _ [E] soft.
It's a [F] song to [C] my ear.
[F] Your State's [C] Name Here.
_ Your State's [G] Name Here.
[C] It's there I was born.
[F] And it's there I'll grow [D] [C] old.
[F] By the rivers [C] of blue.
[G] And the arches [C] of gold. _
_ [G] _ Your State's Name Here.
_ Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been _ bested.
A _ [C] reasonable date.
Where the asphalt grows soft [F] in July [C] of each year.
[F] In the [C] warm summer mornings [G] of your state's [C] name.
Here.
[F] In the warm [C] summer mornings of [G] your state's [C] name.
Here. _ _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
We have only ever written songs about Wisconsin, really.
And so we would like to write songs about Ohio and places
like _ _ _ yours that we play in.
But instead of doing that, we decided, though,
we can just cut to the chase and do one generic state song.
I just did it called Your State's Name [F] Here.
Your State's Name Here.
Sometimes _ _ [C] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] when _ [G] _
[A] _ [Em] _ [C] _ _ _ the grass [F] is blown [C] by the breeze,
[F] there's a faraway [C] look in the [G] leaves of the trees.
_ [C] A memory _ returns, [F] heart _ [Am] breakingly clear,
[F] of a place [C] I call home.
Your [G] [C] State's Name Here. _
_ _ [Am] _ [C] Now the sky could be deeper.
_ [F] Now water's [C] so clear, _ [F] as back [C] in the middle of the river.
[Em] Your State's Name [Am] Here.
[Bm] _ [C] I'm going to go back, _ [F] although I
[C] _ _ [F] didn't know [C] the place [G] yet.
Your State's Name [C] Again. _
_ _ [G] _ Oh.
Your State's Name Here.
[C] Oh.
Again.
What a state.
[G] I have not been bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July of [C] each [Em] year.
[F] In the warm [C] summer _ mornings [G] of your [C] state's name. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [C] My grandpa would [E] come [F] and turn [C] on the gate
[F] and go to [C] sleep drinking your local [G] beer's name. _ _ _
[C] While grandma would sing in [F] the garden.
[C] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[C] The names of _ [Bm] indigenous [C] _
folks.
[G] _ The [C] _ songs that she [Am] sang [F] were somewhat [C]
obscure.
_ [F] She learned [C] from the local _ townspeople I'm sure.
The language they [E] use [F] is not very [C] clear.
[F] My place of [C] _
_ _ colloquialism right here. _
_ _ [Am] _ [G] Your State's Name Here.
Oh.
Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been _ [Bm] bested.
A reasonable [C] date.
Where the asphalt grows soft in [F] July [C] of each year.
[F] In the warm summer [C] _
[G] mornings of your state's [C] name.
Here. _ _
[G] _ _ [C] I'd love to wake up where.
[F] The state [D] songbird [F] sings.
In the [C] _ _ manufacture of the names of [G] some of the
folks [C] right there on the bumper.
[F] A sticker [C] so clear.
[F] And I'm [C] a heart-to-heart.
[B] Your State's [C] Name Here. _ _
_ [Am] _ [G] _ [C] The spirit _ [E] soft.
It's a [F] song to [C] my ear.
[F] Your State's [C] Name Here.
_ Your State's [G] Name Here.
[C] It's there I was born.
[F] And it's there I'll grow [D] [C] old.
[F] By the rivers [C] of blue.
[G] And the arches [C] of gold. _
_ [G] _ Your State's Name Here.
_ Again.
What [C] a state.
[G] I have not been _ bested.
A _ [C] reasonable date.
Where the asphalt grows soft [F] in July [C] of each year.
[F] In the [C] warm summer mornings [G] of your state's [C] name.
Here.
[F] In the warm [C] summer mornings of [G] your state's [C] name.
Here. _ _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _