Adios chords by Glen Campbell
Guitar chords with lyrics
- Tuning: Standard tuning
- Difficulty: Beginner
Adios
Glen Campbell
Intro D# G#6 Bb Bb7 Cm7 C# G# Bb D#
Bb
Ran away from home
Cm7 Bb
when I was seventeen
G#6
To be with you
Bb7 D#
On the California coast
Gm Cm7
Drinkin` margaritas all night
Bb Fm7
in the old cantina
Bb Bbm7 Bb7 D#
Out on the California coast
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Bb G#maj7 G#6 D#
Don`t think that I`m ungrateful
G# Bb G#
And don`t look so morose
Bb D#
Adios
F7 Gm7b5/F G#
Adios
D# Cm7
We never really made it baby
Fm7
But we came pretty close
Bb
Adios
D# G#6 Bb Cm7 C# G# Bb D#
adios
Gm
Goin` up north
Cm7
where the hills are winter green
G#6
I gotta` to leave you
Bb7 D#
On the California coast
Bb Cm7
Goin` where the water`s clear
G#6
and the air is cleaner
Bb Bbm7 Bb7 D#
Than the California coast
Bb G#maj7 D#
Our dreams of endless summer
G#maj7 Bb7 G#
They were just too grandiose
Bb D#
Adios
F7 G#
Adios
D#maj7 D# Cm7
And I`ll miss the blood red sunset
Fm7
But I`ll miss you the most
Gm D# G#m
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D# G#maj7
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Fm (8th fret) Bb7 D#
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About Adios
Title track from Adios. After Glen Campbells 2011 Alzheimers diagnosis, which he followed with the Goodbye Tour and the documentary film Ill Be Me chronicling both, the performer returned to the recording studio one final time to leave family, friends and fans worldwide a remarkable gift.
Adios, the final studio album from the six-time Grammy winner, spotlights some of Campbells favorite songs, most of which he had never recorded before. But rather than a collection of mere musical afterthoughts, the LP stands among Campbells best. Heartbreaking and imbued with poignancy, but sung with the same pure, sparkling vocals that are a distinguishing hallmark.