Hold On Uke tab by Dan Mills

7 Chords used in the song: Am, D7, G, Gadd4, C, D, Em

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Tablature / Chords (Full Song)

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Artist: Dan Mills

Album: unknown

Difficulty:

3.33

(Beginner)

Key: G, EmChords

[Verse 1]
                Am      D7
The 7:30 train on a Tuesday
                       G   Gadd4
Enough to last a week in my suitcase
NC                       Am
I never even wanted this life
     D7       G C G
Hold on Hold On


[Verse 2]
                       Am         D7
I took an empty seat on the Sound side
                                     G    Gadd4
The coachman has a smoke because the rain died
                               Am
The travel talking cuts like a knife
     D7       G C G
Hold on Hold On


[Chorus]
           D          Em                      Am
I see that lighthouse glowing / hold a little longer
            D          Em                      C
I hear them shorewaves folding / hold a little longer


[Verse 3]
                                  Am          D7
And when you’re driving home late at night dear
                           G      Gadd4
The Verrazano bridge looks so bright dear
                          Am
A glass of Cabernet with my wife
     D7       G C G
Hold on Hold On


[Solo]


[Chorus]
           D          Em                      Am
I see that lighthouse glowing / hold a little longer
            D          Em                      C
I hear them shorewaves folding / hold a little longer


[Verse 4]
                               Am          D7
And when you’re driving home late at night dear
                        G      Gadd4
The Verrazano bridge looks so bright dear
                         Am
A glass of Cabernet with my wife
     D7      G C G
Hold on Hold On


[Outro]
                          Am
A glass of Cabernet with my wife
     D7       G C G
Hold on Hold On

                      Am
I never even wanted this life
     D7       G
Hold on Hold On