Tough All Over chords by Nashville Cast
Guitar chords with lyrics
Tuning: Standard
Difficulty: Novice
Submitted by Hans
INTRO: E G E
N/C E
Things are tough all over
G E
And I’m losin’ badly
G
I wish you were still here
A E
And I say it sadly
G B7
But if you wanna come back ’cause you need a shoulder
N/C E
Things are tough all over
G E
Things are tough all over
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G E
Yes I should count my blessings
G E
For the life I still have
G
In a world of misfortune
A E
That can happen so fast
G B7
Life size dominos, one falls after another
N/C E
Things are tough all over
G E
Things are tough all over
BRIDGE:
D E
Baby if you needed me
D E
I’d of heard by now
D E
Well I hope you’re not hurtin’
G B7
On the other side of town
N/C E
’Cause things are tough all over
G E
Things are tough all over
FIDDLE SOLO
BRIDGE:
D E
Baby if you needed me
D E
I’d have known by now
D E
Well I hope you’re not hurtin’
G B7
On the other side of town
N/C E
’Cause things are tough all over
G E
And I’m hurtin’ badly
G
I wish you were still here
A E
And I say it sadly
G B7
But if you wanna come back, ’cause you need a shoulder
E
Things are tough all over
G E
Things are tough all over
G E
Things are tough all over
G E
The End
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Tough All Over chords
What Is This?
Tough All Over by Nashville Cast guitar chords playing instructions."Tough All Over" is a song written by Jim Lauderdale and Odie Blackmon for Gary Allan's album by the same name. This is the guitar chords for the version from the hit TV series Nashville.
Use these guitar chords to play "Tough All Over" like in the Nashville TV series. It is first performed in Episode 16 of season 1. The episode name is"I Saw the Light".