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A reflective and nostalgic song by Zach Bryan about memories of a place and a person. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still using these G-position shapes.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember thinking I was tough
D C G
I remember thinking I’d had enough
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Verse 2
G C G
I remember drinking on your porch
D C G
I remember feeling so damn warm
G C G
I remember everything we said
D C G
I remember laying in your bed
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Bridge
C G D
But the years go by like interstate signs
C G D
And I’m running out of time
C G D
And I’m running out of lines
C G D
To tell you what you mean to me
Verse 3
G C G
I remember leaving in the rain
D C G
I remember feeling so much pain
G C G
I remember promising I’d call
D C G
I remember nothing at all
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Outro
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember you most of all
Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, and a brief Am). Practice the G to D transition, as it’s the most common change in the chorus.
Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
A reflective and nostalgic song by Zach Bryan about memories of a place and a person. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still using these G-position shapes.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember thinking I was tough
D C G
I remember thinking I’d had enough
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Verse 2
G C G
I remember drinking on your porch
D C G
I remember feeling so damn warm
G C G
I remember everything we said
D C G
I remember laying in your bed
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Bridge
C G D
But the years go by like interstate signs
C G D
And I’m running out of time
C G D
And I’m running out of lines
C G D
To tell you what you mean to me
Verse 3
G C G
I remember leaving in the rain
D C G
I remember feeling so much pain
G C G
I remember promising I’d call
D C G
I remember nothing at all
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Outro
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember you most of all
Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, and a brief Am). Practice the G to D transition, as it’s the most common change in the chorus.
Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
A reflective and nostalgic song by Zach Bryan about memories of a place and a person. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still using these G-position shapes.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember thinking I was tough
D C G
I remember thinking I’d had enough
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Verse 2
G C G
I remember drinking on your porch
D C G
I remember feeling so damn warm
G C G
I remember everything we said
D C G
I remember laying in your bed
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Bridge
C G D
But the years go by like interstate signs
C G D
And I’m running out of time
C G D
And I’m running out of lines
C G D
To tell you what you mean to me
Verse 3
G C G
I remember leaving in the rain
D C G
I remember feeling so much pain
G C G
I remember promising I’d call
D C G
I remember nothing at all
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Outro
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember you most of all
Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, and a brief Am). Practice the G to D transition, as it’s the most common change in the chorus.
Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
A reflective and nostalgic song by Zach Bryan about memories of a place and a person. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still using these G-position shapes.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember thinking I was tough
D C G
I remember thinking I’d had enough
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Verse 2
G C G
I remember drinking on your porch
D C G
I remember feeling so damn warm
G C G
I remember everything we said
D C G
I remember laying in your bed
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Bridge
C G D
But the years go by like interstate signs
C G D
And I’m running out of time
C G D
And I’m running out of lines
C G D
To tell you what you mean to me
Verse 3
G C G
I remember leaving in the rain
D C G
I remember feeling so much pain
G C G
I remember promising I’d call
D C G
I remember nothing at all
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Outro
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember you most of all
Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, and a brief Am). Practice the G to D transition, as it’s the most common change in the chorus.
Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
A reflective and nostalgic song by Zach Bryan about memories of a place and a person. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still using these G-position shapes.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember thinking I was tough
D C G
I remember thinking I’d had enough
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Verse 2
G C G
I remember drinking on your porch
D C G
I remember feeling so damn warm
G C G
I remember everything we said
D C G
I remember laying in your bed
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Bridge
C G D
But the years go by like interstate signs
C G D
And I’m running out of time
C G D
And I’m running out of lines
C G D
To tell you what you mean to me
Verse 3
G C G
I remember leaving in the rain
D C G
I remember feeling so much pain
G C G
I remember promising I’d call
D C G
I remember nothing at all
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Outro
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember you most of all
Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, and a brief Am). Practice the G to D transition, as it’s the most common change in the chorus.
Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
A reflective and nostalgic song by Zach Bryan about memories of a place and a person. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still using these G-position shapes.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember thinking I was tough
D C G
I remember thinking I’d had enough
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Verse 2
G C G
I remember drinking on your porch
D C G
I remember feeling so damn warm
G C G
I remember everything we said
D C G
I remember laying in your bed
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Bridge
C G D
But the years go by like interstate signs
C G D
And I’m running out of time
C G D
And I’m running out of lines
C G D
To tell you what you mean to me
Verse 3
G C G
I remember leaving in the rain
D C G
I remember feeling so much pain
G C G
I remember promising I’d call
D C G
I remember nothing at all
Chorus
C G
And I wish I was back there
D G
Standing in your driveway
C G
Watching the sun go down
D G C
On another Oklahoma day
G D
And I wish I was back there
C G
With you in the moonlight
D G
Telling you I love you
C G
Getting it right
Outro
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember thinking I knew it all
G C G
I remember Oneida in the fall
D C G
I remember you most of all
Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, and a brief Am). Practice the G to D transition, as it’s the most common change in the chorus.