E-mail: The song also sounds great when only power chords are used throughout the pre-chorus and chorus. But for the verses power chords are the best. Intro (Lead #1): B|-----10/12-10------------10/12-10------------| G|------------11-9-11-11-----------11-9-11------------| x2 |------------9------------9------------| |------------| |------------| Em 022000 OR x79987 E5 022xxx OR x799xx Bm x24432 OR 799777 B5 x244xx OR 799xxx G 320033 OR 355433 G5 355xxx D xx0232 OR x57775 D5 xx02xx OR x577xx A x02220 OR 577655 A5 x022xx OR 577xxx Verse I: When I passed that city limit sign I knew that I was finally on my own So I put my foot down on the gas To see how fast those wheels could get me going Pre-Chorus: Everything about that place made me who I am But they say once you leave you can’t go back again Chorus: So I took it with me: that cloud of red dust rolling up That Georgia blue sky setting sun straight up highway forty-one I took it with me: that wild street that fighting sight That born to run on a Friday night That standing tall small town pride I took it with me Play Lead #1 Verse II: They say this world can change you fast And kick you right on back where you belong So I roll my sleeves up every day ’Cause that’s just what you do where I come from Pre-Chorus: Everything I ever knew I bottled up inside When I need a shot of back home it ain’t hard to find Chorus: ’Cause I took it with me that cloud of red dust rolling up That Georgia blue sky setting sun straight up highway forty-one I took it with me that wild street that fighting sight That born to run on a Friday night That standing tall small town pride I took it with me Bridge: I’d be a thousand miles away But it’s still crystal clear I see that picture in my mind I keep it right here Chorus: ’Cause took it with me that cloud of red dust rolling up That Georgia blue sky setting sun straight up highway forty-one I took it with me that wild street that fighting sight That born to run on a Friday night That standing tall small town pride I took it with me Outro: B|-----10/12-10------------10/12-10------------| G|------------11-9-11-11-----------11-9-11------------| x2 |------------9------------9------------| |------------| |------------| Legend: | / slide up | \ slide down | h hammer-on | p pull-off | ~ vibrato | + harmonic | x Mute note | b Bend | pb Pre-bend | br Bend release | pbr Pre-bend release | brb Bend release bend

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À propos de la chanson

Dans cette chanson, l'artiste évoque le sentiment de quitter son lieu d'origine pour découvrir le monde, tout en gardant en lui les souvenirs de ses racines. Il parle de la façon dont son passé et son environnement ont façonné sa personnalité, et il souligne l'importance de ces souvenirs, qui l'accompagnent partout où il va. Ce retour aux sources est aussi une manière de se ressourcer et de se souvenir des moments précieux vécus dans sa ville natale. Le contexte de la chanson semble se situer dans une quête d'identité, mêlée à une nostalgie pour les petites choses de la vie, comme un ciel bleu ou une rue animée. Il propose une réflexion sur la manière dont l'individu s'adapte aux changements tout en gardant un lien avec son passé, et cela représente un aspect universel que beaucoup peuvent ressentir.