Biografía:
With his roots on Lake Oconee, Georgia, just outside of two major music hubs in the southeast, Eric has created a unique, Americana Rock, Alternative Country sound difficult to define and hard to compare to just one artist. Lake Oconee lies an hour south of Athens and an hour east of Atlanta. Fans and critics say his sound is simply a cross between Keith Urban and John Mayer. When those powers collide, you have singer/songwriter Eric Dodd. It just so happens
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Pretty simple song here.
Intro/verses
G Em C D
Chorus
G D Em D
Solo is same as verse
Use a little creativity to figure out the picking pattern if you're a more
advanced player. It's kind of like a quick up stroke only hitting the 1st and 2nd
strings after a slow down stroke.
Lyrics
Verse 1
(G) It's Sunday (Em) afternoon
(C) sun is shining (D) sky is blue
(G) My favorite place (Em) just up the road
(C) Yeah think it's time that I (D) showed you
(G) It's twenty acres (Em) with a cabin
(C) Grandaddy left it to me (D) when he passed on
(G)In his will he left a (Em) letter to me
(C)He said fill this place with love (D)it's our family tree
Chorus
(G)It's where I wanna grow old
(D)It's where I wanna hold you
(Em)Through the winter cold
(D)And long into the future
(G)Have some kids
(D)And you as my wife
(Em)I know I'm dreamer but
(D)I think that's alright
(G)So what d'say? what d'you (D) say now?
(Em) Just say yes (D) never let you down
-repeat intro-
Verse 2
Me and my friends use to come round here
Raise some cane and drink too many beers
Those days are long past gone
I'm a man now that boy is grown
When I was growing up he would tell us stories
How Sherman spared the cabin during the Civil War
This place is beautiful sure as I love you
Sure as me plus you is two
-repeat chorus-
Verse 3
Years from now I can see us here
Kids growing up round us in our rocking chairs
We'll watch the sun sink low into the southern sky
From this porch I can it all just right
-repeat chorus-
Really easy but still a beautiful song. Check out other Eric Dodd songs on his
album "Time To Decide"
Intro/verses
G Em C D
Chorus
G D Em D
Solo is same as verse
Use a little creativity to figure out the picking pattern if you're a more
advanced player. It's kind of like a quick up stroke only hitting the 1st and 2nd
strings after a slow down stroke.
Lyrics
Verse 1
(G) It's Sunday (Em) afternoon
(C) sun is shining (D) sky is blue
(G) My favorite place (Em) just up the road
(C) Yeah think it's time that I (D) showed you
(G) It's twenty acres (Em) with a cabin
(C) Grandaddy left it to me (D) when he passed on
(G)In his will he left a (Em) letter to me
(C)He said fill this place with love (D)it's our family tree
Chorus
(G)It's where I wanna grow old
(D)It's where I wanna hold you
(Em)Through the winter cold
(D)And long into the future
(G)Have some kids
(D)And you as my wife
(Em)I know I'm dreamer but
(D)I think that's alright
(G)So what d'say? what d'you (D) say now?
(Em) Just say yes (D) never let you down
-repeat intro-
Verse 2
Me and my friends use to come round here
Raise some cane and drink too many beers
Those days are long past gone
I'm a man now that boy is grown
When I was growing up he would tell us stories
How Sherman spared the cabin during the Civil War
This place is beautiful sure as I love you
Sure as me plus you is two
-repeat chorus-
Verse 3
Years from now I can see us here
Kids growing up round us in our rocking chairs
We'll watch the sun sink low into the southern sky
From this porch I can it all just right
-repeat chorus-
Really easy but still a beautiful song. Check out other Eric Dodd songs on his
album "Time To Decide"
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