Forty Miles Of Famous
- Richard Elloyan
Key: G G ·
Orig: G ·
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Time: 4/4 ·
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Intro
N.C.
“This is KGFN, 89.1, in Goldfield, Nevada, voice of the old West.”
D G A C D
G
Verse 1
G
I turned on my radio,
D
To me the only choice,
D
And pouring through the speakers,
C D
I recognize my voice,
G
On that lonely stretch of highway,
C G/B Am
Where the crows and the coyote’s call,
C
I’m forty miles of famous,
D G
Between Goldfield and Tonopah.
Verse 2
G
In between those rugged peaks,
D
My songs they just get trapped,
D
That little drive on 95,
C D
Is my music habitat,
G
While there’s places in this country,
C G/B Am
Where I don’t get played at all,
C
But I’m forty miles of famous,
D G
Between Goldfield and Tonopah.
Chorus
D
I’m forty miles of famous,
C G
Just south of Tonapah,
Em
To the tourists and the truckers,
A D
And the snow-birds I’m a star,
C D
They play this side of the dirt,
G D/F# Em
Sometimes bigger than the sky,
C
Oh, it ain’t exactly Nashville,
D G
But I’m famous for forty miles.
Verse 3
G
Someone told me radio waves,
D
Go forever out in space,
D
A million years from now,
C D
I could be famous in another place,
G
Or I might be a hologram,
C G/B Am
In some galactic park,
C
Right now I’m forty miles of famous,
D G
Between Goldfield and Tonopah.
Chorus
D
I’m forty miles of famous,
C G
Just south of Tonapah,
Em
To the tourists and the truckers,
A D
And the snow-birds I’m a star,
C D
They play this side of the dirt,
G D/F# Em
Sometimes bigger than the sky,
C
Oh, it ain’t exactly Nashville,
D G
But I’m famous for forty miles.
Bridge
C
Oh, you don’t know who’ll be listening,
A
To that little FM station,
C
I could be a sixty year old,
D
Overnight sensation,
Verse 4
G
I turned on my radio,
D
To me the only choice,
D
And pouring through the speakers,
C D
I recognize my voice,
G
So I indulged my vanity,
C G/B Am
Just because I could,
C
I cranked up the volume, shouted,
D G
Damn that guy is good.
Chorus
D
I’m forty miles of famous,
C G
Just south of Tonapah,
Em
To the tourists and the truckers,
A D
And the snow-birds I’m a star,
C D
They play this side of the dirt,
G D/F# Em
Sometimes bigger than the sky,
C
Oh, it ain’t exactly Nashville,
D G
But I’m famous for forty miles.
C
Oh, it ain’t exactly Nashville,
D G
But I’m famous for forty miles.
Outro
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