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GEORGIA ON MY MIND
 Words by Stuart Gorell Music: by Hoagy Carmichael
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 F        A7       Dm            Gm7     Ef9
 Georgia, Georgia, the whole day through
        F/Abass   Afdim      Gm7     C13  Bf13  Am7  D7-9
 Just an old sweet song keeps Georgia on   my   mind,
 Gm7           C7(+5-9)
 Georgia on my mind.
 F        A7       Dm        Gm7
 Georgia, Georgia, a song of you
 Ef9     F/Abass    Afdim    Gm7       C7          F6   
 Comes as sweet and clear as moonlight through the pines.
 Ef9......F...A7-9
 
 Dm    Gm6/dbass      Dm     Bf7
 Other arms     reach out to me,
 Dm   Gm6/dbass        Dm   G7
 Other eyes     smile tenderly,
 Dm       Gm6/Dbass  D7/F#bass  Afdim
 Still in peaceful   dreams I   see,
     Am7        Efdim   G9  C7-9
 The road leads back to you.
 F        Ef9    Dm           Gm7
 Georgia, Georgia, no peace I find,
         F/Abass   Afdim      Gm6
 Just an old sweet song keeps Georgia
 C7    F   Ef9    F6
 on my mind.
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 CHORDS:
 Gm7  303330
 E-flat 9  065666
 F/A-bass  503560
 Aflat dim-403430
 C13       8089-10-0
 Bflat 13  606780
 Am7       505550
 D7-9      054540
 C7+5-9    032324
 C7-9      03032
 Gm6/D-bass     xx0330
 G9        xx0210
 
 
 Here's what I came up with in the key of D. I could work on easier chord
 shapes in F, but isn't that out of your vocal range? I've tried to keep
 the bluesy feel of all those altered and extended chords the same 
 (or nearly so). I know there are several barre chords and you're not 
 comfortable with them, but they are necessary to keep the bluesy feel.
 Maybe this will give you some incentive to try harder at learning them.
 I can try to water it down more if that is necessary. You can ignore all
 the extended chords (13, 7-9, 6 etc.) and just play the basic major or
 minor chord (Except for dim7 chords which really are pretty easy to play
 anyway) and everything will still fit. Let me know if I've helped or
 hindered.
 
 -Greg
 
 
 D        F#7        Bm          Em7     Ddim7
 Georgia, Georgia, the whole day through
 
         D/F#      Fdim7      Em7     A13 G13  F#m7   B9(*)
 Just an old sweet song keeps Georgia on  my   mind,
 
 Em7           A(*)
 Georgia on my mind.
 
 
 D        F#7        Bm      Em7
 Georgia, Georgia, a song of you
 
 Ddim7    D/F#      Fdim7    Em7       A7          D6
 Comes as sweet and clear as moonlight through the pines.
 
 Ddim7.....D..F#7-9
 
 
 Bm    Em6        Bm     G7
 Other arms reach out to me
 
 Bm    Em6        Bm    E7
 Other eyes smile tenderly
 
 Bm       Em6      B7       Fdim7
 Still in peaceful dreams I see
 
     F#m7       Ddim7   E9  A9(*)
 The road leads back to you
 
 
 D        Ddim7       Bm      Em7
 Georgia, Georgia, no peace I find
 
         D         Fdim7      Em6
 Just an old sweet song keeps Georgia
 
 A7    D   Ddim7   D6
 on my mind.
 
 
 
 * = I'm not really sure what to call this, but it sounds good to me. Besides
 these are mostly passing chords that are only played for a beat or two. Let me
 kmow what you think about these.
 
                                 Fdim7=
 D       F#7     Bm      Em7     Ddim7   D/F#     X13
 ======  ======  ======  ======  ======  ======   ======   (This means on 5th
 ::||||  ||||||  :|||||  ||||||  ::|1|2  ::|||| A5111111G3  fret it is A13 and
 ::|1|2  111111  :11111  |23|||          ::1111   ||2|||    on 3rd fret it is
 ::||3|  |||2||  :|||2|  ||||4|          ::||2|   |3||4|    G13)
         |3||||  :|34|| (or just 2)      ::3|||
 
 F#m7    B9(*)   A(*)    A7      D6      F#7-9   Note:Alt Fdim7=Ddim7
 ======  ======  ======  ======  ======  ======       ======
 ||||||  :|||||  :|1111  :|||||  ::||||  ||||||       ::||||
 111111  :11111  :|||2|  :|2|3|  ::|2|3  111111       ::||||
 ||||||  :|||||  :||||3                  |||2||       ::1|2|
 |3||||  :|3|||                          |3|||4       ::|3|4
 
 
 Em6     E7    or        E9      A9(*)
 ======  ======  ======  ======  ======
 ||||||  |||1||  |||1||  |||1||  :|||||
 ||1|||  |23|||  |2||||  |23||4  :|3|||
 ||||||  ||||4|
 |3||||
 
 I've found these type of chord diagrams to be the most succinct and complete,
 but not everyone is used to them so here are some explanations about them.
 Ask if anything is still unclear.
 
 Each line is a separate fret
 Numbers denote suggested fingering. Some strings have two fingers on them
   in order to show a barre.
 Colons (:) mean not to play the string

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