Biografia:
Dave Loggins was born as David Allen Loggins in Mountain City, Tennessee, on 10th November 1947. He is the cousin of fellow musician Kenny Loggins. He was inducted to the Nashville Songwriters' Hall of Fame in 1995.
Loggins is best known for writing and recording the Top Ten hit Please Come to Boston in 1974. However, he also wrote Pieces of April, which became a Top Twenty Hit in 1973. He has written material for Restless Heart, Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire, Gary Morris, Alabama, Toby Keith and Don Williams.
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Dave Loggins Touch Of Pennsylvania
I did this completely by ear while listening to the song.
I have been looking for these chords for months hoping I could find them,
so I finally just sat down and did it hope you enjoy email me if you find an error
at :[email protected]
F Am G F
Well the dawn is a-breakin', the highway's awaiting
F Am G C
Where will you take me now my long and winding friend?
F Am G F
So you've gathered up my mem'ries of all that you've shown me
F Am C
And wrapped them in the colors of a rainbow's end
A#sus2 F
Hey, it surely must be beautiful then
C F
You say there's all New Jersey mornings
F C G F
The skies are a'laden with Florida sunshine
Am C F
Mountains that are grown in the corner of Carolina
F C G F
A touch of Pennsylvania that all but blows your mind
F Am G F
Among laurels and pine cones I don't need to live alone
F Am G C
Bring to me a lady with children to bear
F Am G F
Let the light of our household grow bright as we grow old
F C G F
Let a stranger be welcomed by a smile not a stare
A#sus2 F
Hey, won't it be beautiful there
C F
Where there's all New Jersey mornings
F C G F
Skies that are laden with Florida sunshine
Am C F
Mountains that are grown in the corner of Carolina
F C G F
And a touch of Pennsylvania that all but blows your mind
F Am G F
Well the journey o'er a long ride soon ended by a hillside
F Am G C
To rest there in darkness a-waiting the dawn
F Am G F
When suddenly before me like a fairy tale story
F Am G C
Unfolding in the sunlight was a sight my eyes have never known
A#sus2 F
Hey, highway I'm gald I've come along
C F
I saw an old New Jersey morning
F C G F
Skies that were laden with Florida sunshine
Am C F
Mountains that are grown in the corner of Carolina
F C G F
And a touch of Pennsylvania that all but blew my mind
Dave Loggins Touch Of Pennsylvania
I did this completely by ear while listening to the song.
I have been looking for these chords for months hoping I could find them,
so I finally just sat down and did it hope you enjoy email me if you find an error
at :[email protected]
F Am G F
Well the dawn is a-breakin', the highway's awaiting
F Am G C
Where will you take me now my long and winding friend?
F Am G F
So you've gathered up my mem'ries of all that you've shown me
F Am C
And wrapped them in the colors of a rainbow's end
A#sus2 F
Hey, it surely must be beautiful then
C F
You say there's all New Jersey mornings
F C G F
The skies are a'laden with Florida sunshine
Am C F
Mountains that are grown in the corner of Carolina
F C G F
A touch of Pennsylvania that all but blows your mind
F Am G F
Among laurels and pine cones I don't need to live alone
F Am G C
Bring to me a lady with children to bear
F Am G F
Let the light of our household grow bright as we grow old
F C G F
Let a stranger be welcomed by a smile not a stare
A#sus2 F
Hey, won't it be beautiful there
C F
Where there's all New Jersey mornings
F C G F
Skies that are laden with Florida sunshine
Am C F
Mountains that are grown in the corner of Carolina
F C G F
And a touch of Pennsylvania that all but blows your mind
F Am G F
Well the journey o'er a long ride soon ended by a hillside
F Am G C
To rest there in darkness a-waiting the dawn
F Am G F
When suddenly before me like a fairy tale story
F Am G C
Unfolding in the sunlight was a sight my eyes have never known
A#sus2 F
Hey, highway I'm gald I've come along
C F
I saw an old New Jersey morning
F C G F
Skies that were laden with Florida sunshine
Am C F
Mountains that are grown in the corner of Carolina
F C G F
And a touch of Pennsylvania that all but blew my mind
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