Nashville Tears chords by John Anderson
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Verse 1
(G major) Bit it came a town (B minor) and a (C major) cadillac to lot (G major)
With a song and he (E minor) was born to sing (D major) (B minor)
But is (G major) now we got a closer (B minor)
to the (C major) backstage of the (G major) opry
In a (E minor) little writ (D major) ley part way burger king
(G major)
Verse 2
Johny is the jeal (B minor) ous of
(C major) real blue collar board (G major)
Is written songs whatever (E minor) star and (D major) tell (B minor)
And (G major) no ones after listen (B minor)
no (C major) ones but ever low (G major)
Ten (E minor) years a past and he (D major)
still hanging (G major) out
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Verse 3
Chrous Nashville (E minor)
tears keep
(C major) wedding up inside (G major)
It come down like falling rain (E minor)
across the years (D major) (B minor)
That dont (G major) come her the river (D minor)
so (C major) deep at so wide (A major)
Is nothing more (A minor) nothing
less (D major) a nashville (G major) tears
Verse 4
(G major)
If we lost her (B minor) bill be (C major) fore
she sign the (G major) papers
Now she dids in the house (E minor)
six more is (D major) tour (B minor)
Theres (G major) he only songs she sing (B minor) is
(C major) to the lord in (G major) sightment
And a (E minor) lonely little room (D major)
with cover (G major) walls
Verse 5
Here was it the superstar (B minor) when
(C major) he was young the be (G major) st
The now hes out the side (E minor)
it out the (D major) line (B minor)
Hes (G major) got a one way (B minor) ticket
if it (C major) wont be it the (G major) brance
It (E minor) headin down the comber (D major) head
tonight (G major)
(E minor) (C major)
Verse 6
(G major)
Chrous re (E minor) peat (D major) (B minor) 2
That dont (G major) come her the river
Verse 7
(D minor)
so (C major) deep at so wide (A major)
Is noth (A minor) (D major) (G major) ing (D minor) (C major)
(A major)
more (A minor) nothing less (D major) a nashville (G major) tears
Nashville Tears
John Anderson
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