Hideaway Chords - Creedence Clearwater Revival






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ARTIST: Creedence Clearwater Revival
SONG: (Wish I Could) Hideaway
ALBUM: Pendulum, 1970
FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: luggi69@web.de
DATE: Sep 08 2001

(WISH I COULD) HIDEAWAY
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writtten by John C. Fogerty


[play whole song with barre chords]

organ intro

Gm      F
Howdy, friend, beggin' your pardon,
C     G
Is there somethin' on your mind?
Gm    F
You've gone and sold all your belongings,
C   G
Is that something in your eye?


 D   C
Well, I know you really never
           G    C
Liked the way it all goes down,
D             G
Go on, hide---away.


[Verse chords]

What's that you say?
We're all bound for the graveyard,
Oooh, I wish you well.
Think it's gonna rain,
Oh, what's the diff'rence,
Is there some way I can help?


     D     C
'Cause you know, I'm gonna miss you
         G      C
When you're gone, oh, Lord,
D   G     G/F
Wish I could hide--away

C     D   E      D         C
Hold on, give yourself a chance,
G
I can hear the leavin' train.


[Verse chords]

All aboard, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye
Oh, I wish you well.
See you soon, maybe tomorrow
You can never tell

'Cause you know, I'm gonna miss you
When you're gone, oh,
Wish I could Hideaway

C    G          C         G
Hideaway, hideaway, hideaway, hideaway.
Hideaway....
etc.


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"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?"|
-Ray Davies, 1965|
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