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Mary Jane’s Last Dance Chords – Guitar
A classic Tom Petty rocker with an iconic harmonica intro and driving rhythm.
Rock (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: The main riff alternates between Am and G with a walking bass line. Keep the rhythm tight.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
Am G
She grew up in an Indiana town
D Am
Had a good-looking mama who never was around
Am G
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
D Am
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
Verse 2
Am G
Well she moved down here at the age of eighteen
D Am
She blew the boys away, it was more than they’d seen
Am G
I was introduced and we both started grooving
D Am
I said I dig you baby but I got to keep moving on
Chorus
Em A
Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain
Em A
I feel summer creeping in and I’m tired of this town again
Verse 3
Am G
Well I don’t know what I’ve been told
D Am
You never slow down, you never grow old
Am G
Tired of screwing up, tired of going down
D Am
Tired of myself, tired of this town
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: Am, G, D and Em.
Is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of Am, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" in?
It is in the key of Am.
Who wrote "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
It was written by Tom Petty, and released in 1993.
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Mary Jane’s Last Dance Chords – Ukulele
A classic Tom Petty rocker with an iconic harmonica intro and driving rhythm.
Rock (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: The main riff alternates between Am and G with a walking bass line. Keep the rhythm tight.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
Am G
She grew up in an Indiana town
D Am
Had a good-looking mama who never was around
Am G
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
D Am
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
Verse 2
Am G
Well she moved down here at the age of eighteen
D Am
She blew the boys away, it was more than they’d seen
Am G
I was introduced and we both started grooving
D Am
I said I dig you baby but I got to keep moving on
Chorus
Em A
Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain
Em A
I feel summer creeping in and I’m tired of this town again
Verse 3
Am G
Well I don’t know what I’ve been told
D Am
You never slow down, you never grow old
Am G
Tired of screwing up, tired of going down
D Am
Tired of myself, tired of this town
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: Am, G, D and Em.
Is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of Am, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" in?
It is in the key of Am.
Who wrote "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
It was written by Tom Petty, and released in 1993.
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Gtap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Mary Jane’s Last Dance Chords – Piano
A classic Tom Petty rocker with an iconic harmonica intro and driving rhythm.
Rock (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: The main riff alternates between Am and G with a walking bass line. Keep the rhythm tight.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
Am G
She grew up in an Indiana town
D Am
Had a good-looking mama who never was around
Am G
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
D Am
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
Verse 2
Am G
Well she moved down here at the age of eighteen
D Am
She blew the boys away, it was more than they’d seen
Am G
I was introduced and we both started grooving
D Am
I said I dig you baby but I got to keep moving on
Chorus
Em A
Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain
Em A
I feel summer creeping in and I’m tired of this town again
Verse 3
Am G
Well I don’t know what I’ve been told
D Am
You never slow down, you never grow old
Am G
Tired of screwing up, tired of going down
D Am
Tired of myself, tired of this town
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: Am, G, D and Em.
Is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of Am, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" in?
It is in the key of Am.
Who wrote "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
It was written by Tom Petty, and released in 1993.
Amtap to play
Gtap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Mary Jane’s Last Dance Chords – Banjo
A classic Tom Petty rocker with an iconic harmonica intro and driving rhythm.
Rock (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: The main riff alternates between Am and G with a walking bass line. Keep the rhythm tight.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
Am G
She grew up in an Indiana town
D Am
Had a good-looking mama who never was around
Am G
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
D Am
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
Verse 2
Am G
Well she moved down here at the age of eighteen
D Am
She blew the boys away, it was more than they’d seen
Am G
I was introduced and we both started grooving
D Am
I said I dig you baby but I got to keep moving on
Chorus
Em A
Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain
Em A
I feel summer creeping in and I’m tired of this town again
Verse 3
Am G
Well I don’t know what I’ve been told
D Am
You never slow down, you never grow old
Am G
Tired of screwing up, tired of going down
D Am
Tired of myself, tired of this town
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: Am, G, D and Em.
Is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of Am, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" in?
It is in the key of Am.
Who wrote "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
It was written by Tom Petty, and released in 1993.
Amtap to play
Gtap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Mary Jane’s Last Dance Chords – Mandolin
A classic Tom Petty rocker with an iconic harmonica intro and driving rhythm.
Rock (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: The main riff alternates between Am and G with a walking bass line. Keep the rhythm tight.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
Am G
She grew up in an Indiana town
D Am
Had a good-looking mama who never was around
Am G
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
D Am
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
Verse 2
Am G
Well she moved down here at the age of eighteen
D Am
She blew the boys away, it was more than they’d seen
Am G
I was introduced and we both started grooving
D Am
I said I dig you baby but I got to keep moving on
Chorus
Em A
Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain
Em A
I feel summer creeping in and I’m tired of this town again
Verse 3
Am G
Well I don’t know what I’ve been told
D Am
You never slow down, you never grow old
Am G
Tired of screwing up, tired of going down
D Am
Tired of myself, tired of this town
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: Am, G, D and Em.
Is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of Am, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" in?
It is in the key of Am.
Who wrote "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
It was written by Tom Petty, and released in 1993.
Amtap to play
Gtap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Mary Jane’s Last Dance Chords – Harmonica
A classic Tom Petty rocker with an iconic harmonica intro and driving rhythm.
Rock (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: The main riff alternates between Am and G with a walking bass line. Keep the rhythm tight.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
Am G
She grew up in an Indiana town
D Am
Had a good-looking mama who never was around
Am G
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
D Am
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
Verse 2
Am G
Well she moved down here at the age of eighteen
D Am
She blew the boys away, it was more than they’d seen
Am G
I was introduced and we both started grooving
D Am
I said I dig you baby but I got to keep moving on
Chorus
Em A
Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain
Em A
I feel summer creeping in and I’m tired of this town again
Verse 3
Am G
Well I don’t know what I’ve been told
D Am
You never slow down, you never grow old
Am G
Tired of screwing up, tired of going down
D Am
Tired of myself, tired of this town
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: Am, G, D and Em.
Is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of Am, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Mary Jane’s Last Dance" in?
It is in the key of Am.
Who wrote "Mary Jane’s Last Dance"?
It was written by Tom Petty, and released in 1993.