Home Tab par Dierks Bentley (Accords Baryton)

Verse 1:
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West, on a plane bound west
                    A
I see her stretching out below
D
Land, blessed mother land
   Bm           A     D
The place where I was born

Verse 2:
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Scars, yeah she?s got her scars
                       A
Sometimes it starts to worry me
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Cause lose, I don?t wanna lose
Bm      A      D
Sight of who we are

Chorus:
        Bm   A     D
From the mountains high
       Bm   D       A
To the wave crashed coast
         Bm   A  D
There?s a way to find
      Bm      A
Better days I know

            Bm   A    D
It?s been a long hard ride
      Bm  D   A
Got a ways to go
            Bm    A   D
But this is still the place
       Bm   A    D
That we all call home

Verse 3:
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Free, nothing feels like free
                                  A
Though it sometimes means we don?t get along
D
Cause same, no we're not the same
    Bm          A        D
But that?s what makes us strong

Chorus:
        Bm   A     D
From the mountains high
       Bm   D       A
To the wave crashed coast
         Bm   A  D
There?s a way to find
      Bm      A
Better days I know

            Bm   A    D
It?s been a long hard ride
     Bm    A  D
Got a ways to go
            Bm    A   D
But this is still the place
        Bm  A    D
That we all call home

Verse 4:
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Brave, gotta call it brave
                    A
To chase that dream across the sea
D
Names, and they signed their names
    Bm        A    D
For something they believed

Verse 5:
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Red, how the blood ran red
                        A
And we laid our dead in sacred ground
D
Just think, wonder what they think
   Bm         A      D  
If they could see us now

Chorus Outro:
            Bm   A    D
It?s been a long hard ride
      Bm   D  A
Got a ways to go
            Bm    A   D
But this is still the place
        Bm       A
That we all call home

            Bm   A    D
It?s been a long hard ride
      Bm    D    A
And I won?t lose hope
        Bm    A   D
This is still the place
        Bm  A    D
That we all call home