nashville chords by David Houston
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Verse 1
(C major) In the year (G major) 43 mamma
(C major) finished feeding me (F major)
And quickly rushed (C major) off to her job (G major)
At (C major) Warthin’s bag mill (G major)
But at (C major) fourth and Monroe Street (G major)
A failing heart (C major) stopped her
within feet (F major)
And mamma gave (C major) up the breath of (G major) life
In the town of (C major) Nashville
Daddy (G major) (C major) was
Verse 2
(G major) in the county jail
So, my older (F major) sister Nell (C major)
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Verse 3
Took a job (C major) at a tavern
That some (G major) folks call the trash (C major) mill
And though the Wel (G major) fare agency
Offered (F major) help, she smiled at (C major) me
And said thanks, but we’ll get by (G major)
In the town of (C major) Nashville
Verse 4
*** Key change on video capo 2 to play chords (C major)
below (D flat major) ***
Verse 5
As a baby (D flat major) I went to school (A flat major)
Perched up high (D flat major) on a tavern stool (G flat major)
Listening to the songs (D flat major) on the (A flat major) jukebox
At the trash (D flat major) mill (A flat major)
And the (D flat major) hurtin in those sad old song (A flat major) s
Settle down (D flat major) in a poor boy’s bones (G flat major)
And I vowed (D flat major) I someday sing (A flat major)
and play in (D flat major) Nashville
Verse 6
So, my older (A flat major) sister Nell
Like a true- (G flat major) blue southern bell (D flat major)
Bought me a second handed guitar
(A flat major) From the Nashville (D flat major) goodwill
Heaven would smile (A flat major) and bells would ring
When I touched (G flat major) those shiny strings (D flat major)
And I was the richest poor (A flat major) boy
In the town of (D flat major) Nashville
Verse 7
(D flat major) *** Key change on video capo (D major) 3 to
play chords below ***
Verse 8
There’s a chill (D major) down in my (A major) bones
As (D major) it’s my time to go home (G major)
And I’m sure (D major) the good Lord (A major) knows
Just how (D major) I feel (A major)
Though the calling (D major) near a star (A major)
I can’t (D major) forget about my first guitar (G major)
And the woman who (D major) helped me make it big (A major)
In the town of (D major) Nashville
Yes, (B minor) my older
Verse 9
(A major) sister Nell
Like a true- (G major) blue southern bell (D major)
Bought me a second handed guitar
(A major) From the Nashville (D major) goodwill
Heaven (B minor) would smile (A major) and bells would ring
When I touched (G major) those shiny strings (D major)
And I was the richest poor (A major) boy
In the town of (D major) Nashville
Verse 10
And (D major) I was the richest poor (A major) boy
In the town of (G major) Nashville
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