Josh Kelley – Georgia Clay chords

Capo 2


C#m B A E 2x

Verse 1
EAin’t it funny how some things take you back?
        C#m   And the here and now just fades to black
                   AWhen I pull that blue tarp off of that time machine
             BMan, it hits me
      ESeventeen years old running on dumb luckaa
          C#m  e-Spent the whole damn summer,.-
C#mLiving in that truck
          AThem old tires still covered in that mud
ALike it sticks with me, in my blood

Chorus
                B      A         B      A       When life was nothing more than living for the night
                 B      A          B      A       C#mJust trying to steal a kiss on a tailgate of that ride
          B               AGood old days don’t wash away
AJust like that Georgia Clay

C#m B A E

Verse 2
EOnly one of my friends with a Fake I.D.
   C#mIt made the hometown celebrity
        AUsed to put her in park in a vacant lot
AAnd I still can’t believe we never got caught

Chorus
               B       A          B     AWhen life was nothing more than living for the night
                B       A          B      A        C#m  Just trying to steal a kiss on a tailgate of that ride
          B               AGood old days don’t wash away
A Just like that Georgia clay

C#m B A B A

Bridge
A                  C#m B A B AAll over everything,          every last memory

C#m B A B F#
F#                    AMan it’s all coming back to me…

B A E

          B                     A        EAin’t it funny how some things take you back?

Chorus
               B        A         B    A When life was nothing more than living for the night
                B       A          B      A       C#mJust trying to steal a kiss on a tailgate of that ride
          B               A Good old days don’t wash away
C#m        B                        AMan, some things they just don’t change
AJust like that Georgia clay

C#m B A E
E                  C#m B A EAll over everything,         every last memory,

C#m B A E

E                          C#m B A EIt’s all coming back to me