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Morgan Wallen – Tennessee Fan Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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[Intro]
 G     Cadd9 Em7    D
G     Cadd9   Em7   D

[Verse 1]
             G
They beat us every
          Cadd9
damn year
            Em7
It's been a minute since
                 D
 we pulled out a win
             G
I loaded the truck down
          Cadd9
 with beer
      Em7
Drove down to watch
            D
'em do it again
         G
And they did so we went
        Cadd9
to the bar right after
      Em7               D
Met a girl with a houndstooth
                             G
 print of her chapter on her shirt
              Cadd9
And it turned into talkin'
 all night
    Em7                D
She came back with me across
 the Vol' state line

[Chorus]
          G            Cadd9
Guess the joke's on Alabama
       Em7                D
'Cause they lost big this time
          G                Cadd9
I got the number one pick, blonde
hair, red lips
            Em7               D
Brought her over to the other side
         G                Cadd9
A little deep south Delta Gamma
     Em7                    D
Done found a Smoky Mountain man
              G
Yeah, she was raised Roll Tide
  Cadd9
 'til the day she died
         Em7               D
But ever since that night, she's
                  G
 been a Tennessee fan
 Cadd9    Em7    D

[Verse 2]

She likes ridin' on them
  G            Cadd9
 windin' roads
     Em7
The smell of sweet pine
        D
in the air

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                    G
I took her about as high
              Cadd9
as you could go, huh
         Em7
You can still see the
            D
Tuscaloosa from there
             G
And all them girls back home
 Cadd9
say, "How could you love him?"
         Em7
All them boys probably hate me
     D
for takin' her from 'em
G                      Cadd9
Lord knows her mom and daddy’s
 jaw would drop
        Em7
If they heard her singin'
       D
 every word of "Rocky Top"

[Chorus]
          G            Cadd9
Guess the joke's on Alabama
       Em7                D
'Cause they lost big this time
          G
I got the number one pick,
  Cadd9
 blonde hair, red lips
            Em7               D
Brought her over to the other side
         G                Cadd9
A little deep south Delta Gamma
     Em7                    D
Done found a Smoky Mountain man
              G
Yeah, she was raised Roll Tide
  Cadd9
 'til the day she died
         Em7
But ever since that night,
  D                      G    Cadd9
 she's been a Tennessee fan
Em7    D
   Oh

[Bridge]
     Em7            D/F#
Yeah, it's alright, let's
just call it even
            G
'Cause she's all mine and
 Cadd9
she ain't ever leavin'
         Em7           D/F#
And she's damn fine in orange
                    G
every weekend from now on
          Cadd9
Yeah, she found home

[Chorus]
           G                Cadd9
Looks like the joke's on Alabama
       Em7                D
'Cause they lost big this time
          G
I got the number one pick,
 Cadd9
blonde hair, red lips
            Em7               D
Brought her over to the other side
         G                Cadd9
A little deep south Delta Gamma
     Em7                    D
Done found a Smoky Mountain man
              G
Yeah, she was raised Roll Tide
   Cadd9
 'til the day she died
         Em7
But ever since that night,
 D                      G    Cadd9
 she's been a Tennessee fan
Em7   D
  Oh, she's been a Tennessee
  G    Cadd9    Em7    D
 fan

How to play Tennessee Fan: key, chords and progression

These are Tennessee Fan chords by Morgan Wallen on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

To play Tennessee Fan by Morgan Wallen, think in G major (one sharp: F♯). It takes 5 chords: G, Cadd9, Em7, D and D/F#.

The backbone of the song is G – Cadd9 – Em7 – D (I – IVadd9 – vi7 – V in G major), a pop progression that moves to the vi before resolving through V. In solfa, that is doh – fah – lah – soh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Beginner-friendly: every chord here is an open shape on guitar: no capo, no barre chords needed.