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Backroads
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it's an up tempo song recorded by Ricky Van Shelton. It's fun to play
and sing, all the chords are easy to make.
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Backroads Recorded by Ricky Van Shelton written by Charlie Majors
G I've got the radio blasting I've got the windows rolled down D7 G And I'm cruising these backroads on the outskirts of town
I can feel the wind a-blowing hear the big engines whine D7 G When I'm cruising these backroads all my troubles are behind
D7 G Well when I woke up this morning well I took me a look outside D7 G It was plain to see it was one of those days tailor-made for taking a ride C G So I went downstairs and cleared my head with coffee and cigarettes D7 G And when it hit me right there then my mind was set
D7 G Well I phoned work and told'em they're going to be a man short today D7 G I got the sunny day blues there's only one thing that makes them go away C G So I went out and I climbed in to my big old Chevrolet C D7 And with a turn of the key and a cloud of dust I was on my way
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D7 G Well maybe I did maybe I didn't go and lose my job today D7 G But you can take my cares take my worries and blow them all away C G For there comes a time in any man's life when he's got to break free C D7 I got four good wheels and an endless road stretched out in front of me
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