Acordes usados
C
C/B
Am
E
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G/B
Em
D2
D
D4
G5
G2
A
Bm
F#m
Asus2
F#/A
E/G
D/F
C/E
C/G
Gmaj7
Cadd9
Em7
Cmaj9
Dm
Am7
Fmaj7
C#m
B
C9
A7
1.
Decoration Day
Tom: CAvançadoC
C/B
Am
E
G
G/B
Em
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAm
C. It's DecorC/Bation Day Am. Am. E
C. And I've a C/Bmind to roll a Amstone on his AmgraEve
C. What would C/Bhe say? Am. Am. E
He'd say, "GKeepin' me G/Bdown, boy, won't Amkeep you away"
C. It's DecorC/Bation Day Am. Am. E
And CI knew the C/BHill boys would Amput him away Am. E
My CDaddy C/Bwasn't aAmfraid Am. E
Said, "We'd Gfight 'til the G/Blast Lawson's Amlast livin' day"
Well, CI never C/Bknew how it Amall got AmstaErted
C. Problem with C/BHolland beAmfore we were AmborEn
And I Cdon't know the C/Bname of the Amboy we tied AmdowEn
And we Gbeat 'til he G/Bjust couldn't Amwalk anymore
But CI know the C/Bcaliber Amin Daddy's AmcheEst
I Cknow what HoC/Blland Hill drAmives . Am E
The Cstate let him C/Bgo so I Amguess it was AmbesEt
'Cause Gnobody G/Bneeds all us AmLawsons alive
GG/BAmEmEmEmEm
My CDaddy said C/Bone of the Amboys had come Amby E
The Clumber man's C/Bfavorite Amson Am. E
He said, ?CBeat him real C/Bgood but don't Amdare let him AmdieE?
And if Gyou see G/BHolland Hill Amrun
Well, CI said, ?They C/Bain't give us Amtrouble no AmmorEe
That Cwe ain't brought C/Bdown on ourAmselves? Am. E
But a Cchain on my C/Bback and my Amear to the AmfloEor
And I'll Gsend all the G/BHill Boys to Amhell
I'll Gsend all the G/BHill boys to Amhell Em Em Em Em
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAmAmE
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAmAmE
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAmAmE
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAm
C. It's DecorC/Bation Day Am. Am. E
And CI've got C/Bfamily in AmMobile Bay Am. E
They ain't Cnever seen my C/BDaddy's grave Am. Am. E
That Gdon't bother G/Bme, it ain't Ammarked anyway
'Cause CI got dead C/Bbrothers in AmLauderdale AmsouEth
And CI got dead C/Bbrothers in Ameast AmTenEnessee
My CDaddy got C/Bshot right in Amfront of his AmhouEse
He had Gno one to G/Bfall on but Amme
C. It's DecorC/Bation Day Am. Am. E
And CI've a C/Bmind to go Amspit on his AmgraEve
If CI was a C/BHill, I'd have Amput him aAmwayE
And I'd Gfight 'til the G/Blast Lawson's Amlast livin' day
I'd Gfight 'til the G/Blast Lawson's Amlast livin' day
I'd Gfight 'til the G/Blast Lawson's Amlast livin' Amday
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAmAmE
CC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAmAmE
CGAmAmECC/BAmAmECGAmAmEGG/BAmAmE
CC/B
AmAmECC/BAmAmECC/BAmAmEGG/BAm
2.
Relatively Easy
Tom: DCapo 4AvançadoD2
D
D4
G
G5
G2
A
Bm
F#m
Em
Asus2
D2DDDD2D2D4DD2GG5
D2DDDD2D2D4DD2G
Are you having a lD2ong dDay
DEvDeryoD2ne D2you meeD4t rubsD yoD2u the wrongG waG5y
Dirty city streets smell like an D2ashtDray
DMoDrning beD2lls aD2re riD4ngingD in D2your eaGr G2
Is your brother on a chD2urch kDick
DSeems Dlike jD2ustD2 a D4diffeDrent kD2ind of dGopeG5sick
Better off to teach a dog a cD2ard trDick
Than Dtry Dto D2haveD2 a D4point Dand D2make it cGlearG2
A
BmYou should kAnow, compared to pGeople on a gloF#mbal scale
EmOur kind has had it F#mrelatively Geasy
AAnd hBmere with yAou there's always Gsomething to look fF#morward to
My aEmngry heart beats relF#matively eGasy
D2DDDD2D2D4DD2GG5
I lost a gD2ood frDiend,
At ChrDisDtmaD2stiD2me when fD4olks gDo oD2ff the deGep G5end
His woman took the kids and he took D2KlonDopin
DEnDough to D2killD2 a D4man Dof D2twice hGis G2size
Not for Ame to uBmnderstand
Remember him when he was stAill a pGroud man
A vandal's smile, a baseball iAn his rBmight hand
Nothing but the blue sky Ain hGis G2eyes
A
BmStill, compaAred to those a sGtones-throw F#maway from you,
OurEm lives have both F#mbeen relatively eGasy
TAake Bma year anAd make a break tGhere ain't that mucF#mh at stake
EmThe answers could be relF#matively eGasy
D2DDDD2D2D4DD2G
EmWatch that lucky F#mman waGlk to work again
He mDay not have a friend left Ain Asus2the world
EmSee him walking hF#mome agGain to sleep alone
I step iDnto a shop to buy a postAcarAsus2d for a girl
I broke the D2law bDoys,
DshDootiD2ng D2out tD4he windDowsD2 of my loftG, bG5oys
When they picked me up, I made a D2big noDise
DEvDerytD2hinD2g to bD4lameD eD2xcept myG miG2nd
A
BmI should sAay, I keep your piGcture with meF#m every day
The Emevenings now areF#m relatively eGasy
AAnd hBmere with Ayou there's always Gsomething to look fF#morward to
My Emlonely heart beats reF#mlatively eGasy
My Emlonely heart beats reF#mlatively eGasy
G
D2DDDD2D2D4DD2G
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3.
Different Days
Tom: GAvançadoG/B
F#/A
E/G
D/F
C/E
C/G
D
Gmaj7
Cadd9
G
G/BF#/AE/GD/FC/E
G/BF#/AE/GD/FC/G
G/BStaring at the F#/Apictures of the E/Grunaways D/Fon the wC/Eall
G/BSeems like, F#/Athese days, you E/Gcouldn't rD/Fun away at C/Gall
G/BEven if you F#/Adid, what you E/Ggot to D/Frun away C/Etox
Just anoG/Bther drunk F#/Adaddy with a wE/Ghite man's pD/Foint of C/Gview
I can sG/Bee you inF#/A my minE/Gd's eye, caD/Ftching lC/Eight
G/BSleep beside the F#/Ariver if we E/Gmake it out ofD/F town toC/Gnight
You can G/Bstrip in F#/APortland from the E/Gday you tD/Furn sixtC/Eeen
You got G/Bone thing to F#/Asell and E/GbenzodiD/FazepinC/Ge
DTen years ago I might have seen you dGmaj7ancing in a differentCadd9 light,
and Doffered up my Gmaj7help in differentCadd9 ways,
but those were different dG/Bays F#/A E/G D/F C/E
Those were different daG/Bys F#/A E/G D/F C/G
Had a G/Bgirl back F#/Ahome and we E/Gshared herD/F single C/Ebed
When I wG/Bhispered in herF#/A ear, she beE/Glieved every D/Fword I sC/Gaid
If she G/Bdidn't belF#/Aieve, she dE/Gidn't daD/Fre give me sC/Elack
Or it wasG/B "Baby, I F#/Alove you, get E/Goff of my gD/Foddamn C/Gback"
G/BTime went F#/Aby and I lE/Geft and I D/Fleft agC/Eain
G/BJesus loves a F#/Asinner but the hE/Gighway lD/Foves a C/Gsin
My dG/Baddy tF#/Aold me, I bE/Gelieve he D/Ftold me C/Etrue that:
"The rG/Bight thing's F#/Aalways the E/Ghardest D/Fthing toC/G do"
DTen years ago I might have stuck arouGmaj7nd for another Cadd9night,
Dand used her in a thGmaj7ousand different Cadd9ways,
but those were different G/BdaysF#/A E/G D/F C/E
Those were different dG/Bays F#/A E/G D/F C/G
And the sDtory's only Gmaj7mine to live andCadd9 die with G
The aDnswer's only Gmaj7mine to come aCadd9cross, G
but the Dghosts that I got sGmaj7cared and I got Cadd9high with G
look a little Dlost Cadd9
DTen years ago I might have thought I dGmaj7idn't have the rCadd9ight
To Dsay the things an oGmaj7utlaw wouldn't Cadd9say,
But those were different G/BdaysF#/A E/G D/F C/E
Those were different dG/Bays F#/A E/G D/F C/G
Those were different dG/Bays F#/A E/G D/F C/E
G/BF#/AE/GD/FC/G
4.
Codeine
Tom: GMédioG
D
Em7
Cadd9
Bm
GIf there's Done thing I can't Em7stand Cadd9
Git's this Dbar and this cover Em7band Cadd9
Gtrying to Dfake their way through Em7'Castles Made of Sand.' Cadd9
GThat's Done thing I can't Em7stand. Cadd9
GIf there's Done thing I can't Em7take Cadd9
Git's the soDund that a woman mEm7akes Cadd9
Gabout five Dseconds after her Em7heart begins to break. Cadd9
GThat's Done thing I can't Em7take. Cadd9
BmShe should be home by now but she Cadd9ain't.
BmI should've gone by now but I Cadd9cain't.
One of my Gfriends has taken her Din and given her Em7Codeine. Cadd9
One of my Gfriends has taken her Din and given her Em7Codeine. Cadd9
GThem Deyes was big as Em7stars Cadd9
Gwhen I Dsaw you behind the Em7bar. Cadd9
GI guess that's the Dway to keep on Em7smilin' where you are. Cadd9
GBut girl them Deyes was big as Em7stars. Cadd9
GIt sounds Dfunny when you say my Em7name. Cadd9
GIt's like you're Dchewing on a foreign Em7thing Cadd9
Gand you won't Dget to sleep 'till Em7dawn if it don't Cadd9rain.
GIt sounds so Dfunny when you say my Em7name. Cadd9
BmYou oughta come home tonight but you Cadd9won't.
BmI wish we knew how to fight but we Cadd9don't.
One of your Gfriends has taken you Din and given you Em7Codeine. Cadd9
One of your Gfriends has taken you Din and given you Em7Codeine. Cadd9
GDarlin' I'm Dnot one to Em7judge Cadd9
Gbut if I Dwas then I'd say you don't Em7look so Cadd9good.
GGot no Danswers of my Em7own Cadd9
Gbut with you Dgone, this place looks Em7bigger than it Cadd9should.
GIf there's Dtwo things that I Em7hate Cadd9
Git's having to Dcook and trying to Em7date. Cadd9
GBusting Dass all day to play Em7'hurry up and wait.' Cadd9
GThat's a Dfew things that I Em7hate. Cadd9
BmIf I call when I ain't Cadd9drunk
BmThis old boat'll still be Cadd9sunk
'cause one of my Gfriends has taken her Din and given her Em7Codeine. Cadd9
One of my Gfriends has taken her Din and given her Em7Codeine. Cadd9
One of my Gfriends has taken her Din and given her Em7Codeine. Cadd9
One of my Gfriends has taken her Din and given her Em7Codeine. Cadd9
5.
Live Oak
Tom: AmCapo 4MédioAm
Cmaj9
C
Dm
Am7
Fmaj7
There'sAm a man who walks beside mCmaj9e he is whoC I used to be,
and I wDmonder if she sAm7ees him and cFmaj7onfuses him with me
And I wAmonder who she's pCmaj9ining for on Cnights I'm not around
Could it bDme the man who Am7did the things I'm Fmaj7living down
I was rAmougher than the timber Cmaj9shipping Cout of Fond du Lac
When I Dmheaded south at Am7seventeen, the sFmaj7heriff on my back
I'd Amnever held a lover Cmaj9in my aCrms or in my gaze,
So I fDmound another vAm7ictim every Fmaj7couple days
But the Amnight I fell in love with Cmaj9her, I mCade my weakness known
To the Dmfighters and the Am7farmers digging Fmaj7dusty fields alone
The Amjealous innuendos oCmaj9f the lConely-hearted men
Let me Dmknow what kind of cAm7ountry I was sFmaj7leeping in
Well you cAmouldn't stay a loner oCmaj9n the plaCins before the war
When my Dmneighbors took to sAm7lightin' me, I Fmaj7had to ask what for
RuAmmors of my wickednessCmaj9 had reacChed our little town
Soon she'd Dmheard about the Am7boys I used to Fmaj7hang around
We'd robAmbed a great-lakes freighter, Cmaj9killed a Ccouple men aboard
When I Dmtold her, her eyes fAm7lickered like the sFmaj7harp steel of a sword
All the Amthings that she'd suspectedCmaj9, I'd expCected her to fear
Was the tDmruth that drew her Am7to me when I lFmaj7anded here
There's Ama man who walks beside Cmaj9me he is Cwho I used to be,
And I wDmonder if she sAm7ees him and confFmaj7uses him with me
And I woAmnder who she's pining fCmaj9or on nigChts I'm not around
Could it Dmbe the man who dAm7id the things I'm Fmaj7living down
AmCmaj9C
DmAm7Fmaj7
Well I cAmarved her cross from live oak Cmaj9and her bCox from short-leaf pine,
and burDmied her so dAm7eep, she'd touch theFmaj7 water table line
And pickAmed up what I needed Cmaj9and I heaCded south again
To myseDmlf, I wondered, "Am7Would I ever Fmaj7find another friend"
There's Ama man who walks beside her,Cmaj9 he is wCho I used to be,
and I wDmonder if she sAm7ees him and coFmaj7nfuses him with me
6.
The Life You Chose
Tom: GMédioG
D
A
Bm
Em
GWho are Dyou if not the one I Amet
GOne July Dnight before the town went Awet
GJack and Dcoke in your mama's Acar
You were reading The GBell Jar D A
GWhere are Dyou if you're not on your Aown
GAlways Dlonely, never quite aAlone
GWhere's the DJesus that you swore you'd Afind
After running the Glast line D A
GAre you living the life you chose
BmAre you living the life that choseA you
GAre you taking the grown up dose
BmDo you live with a man who knowsA you
ALike I thought I did backG then
BmBut I guess I never Adid, who did GI kid? Bm A
GI got Dlucky when I finished Aschool
GLost three Dfingers to a faulty Atool
GSettled Dout of court, I'm no one's Afool
You probaGbly knew D A
GThere's plenDty left to make a getAaway
GI've spent eDnough nights in the bluegrass Astate
GWe could Dgo somewhere where people stay up Alate
Or just someGwhere new D A
GAre you living the life you chose
BmAre you living the life that choseA you
GAre you taking the grown up dose
BmDo you live with a man who knowsA you
ALike I thought I did backG then
BmBut I guess I never Adid, who did GI kid? Bm A
EmHere I am inAviting you toD throw your life Gaway
A Emvictim of nosAtalgia maybeD take away
EmJust tonight I Arealized that I amD still in your bacGkseat
EmNothing I've had Asince has meant aD thing to meA
GAre you living the life you chose
BmAre you living the life that choseA you
GAre you taking the grown up dose
BmDo you live with a man who knowsA you
ALike I thought I did backG then
BmBut I guess I never Adid, who did GI kid? Bm A
7.
The Devil Is My Running Mate
Tom: EmFácilEm
Am
D
C
EmThe devil is my Amrunning Emmate
EmAnd this here is his Amfavourite Emstate
AmSorry you folks had to wait.
EmHe always likes to Amshow up Emlate
EmNo that ain't a Amrainbow, Emson
EmStreetlamps on AmpetroleEmum
AmLet's pull in here and get us some
EmSupplies are runnAming out Emnow
EmIt ain't the reason Amfor the Emwar
EmThat's meanness boy and Amnothing Emmore
AmThey tried to do this all before
EmBut daddy wouldAmn't let Emthem
DSometimes AmI don't Cknow what I got inEmto
DSometimes AmI can't Cstand to read my Emname
DSometimes AmI can Conly hear their voiEmces
DCasting Amme back Cfrom where I Emcame
EmThe devil is my Amrunning Emmate
EmConfusion is his Amfavourite Emstate
AmSurely you folks can relate
EmI know we've gathered Amhere to Emhate
EmIt doesn't matter Amwho we Emblame
EmAs long as you all Amhear a Emname
AmAll them bastards look the same
EmEveryone is AmguiltyEm
EmEverybody Amlook aEmway
EmLook away, Amlook aEmway
AmIt doesn't matter what I say
EmIt's what I do Amthat's shiEmfty
DSometimes AmI don't Cknow what we got inEmto
DSometimes AmI don't Cthink I know a Emthing
DSometimes AmI can't Ceven see the trees Emnow
DFor the Amflames, Cfor the Emflames
EmThe devil is my Amrunning Emmate
EmAnd this here is his Amfavourite Emstate
AmThere ain't no other candidate
EmIt wouldn't matter AmanyEmway
EmThe devil is my Amrunning Emmate
EmThe devil is my Amrunning Emmate
EmThe devil is my Amrunning Emmate
8.
Flying Over Water
Tom: AAvançadoA
E
D
G
F#m
C
Bm
Jason Isbell
Flying over Water
AEA
From the sAky we look so orEganized and bArave
WaDlls that make up bEarricades and gAraves G
F#mDaddy's little eDmpire built by hAand and bCuilt by sDlaves
From the sAky we look so Eorganized and bArave
In the hAeat I saw you rEising from the dAirt
DrDunken tears and tEugging at your sAkirt G
If F#monly you could tDell me then what pAart of yCou got hDurt
In the hAeat I saw you rEising from the dAirt
TF#make my hAand baby we're oDver lAand
I know fF#mlying over wAater makes you cEry
Where's that lF#miquor cAart?
Maybe we shDouldn't stAart
ButF#m I can't say for the lAife of me sEay why
From the sAky to highway strEaight as it could bAe
A stDring pulled tight hEome from TennesAsee G
StF#mill somehow these bDitches took the bAetter Cpart of Dme
From the sAky to highway stEraight as it could Abe
F#mTake my hAand baby we're oDver laAnd
I know F#mflying over wAater makes you cEry
Been in the F#msky so lAong
Seems like the lDong way hAome
ButF#m I can't for the lAife of me say wEhy
Did we lBmeave our love bF#mehind?
Did we lBmeave our love bF#mehind? E
Did we lBmeave our love bF#mehind?
Did we lBmeave our love bF#mehind? E
F#mTake my hAand baby we're oDver lAand
I know fF#mlying over waAter makes you cEry
Been in the F#msky so lAong
Seems like the lDong way hAome
ButF#m I can't for the lAife of me say wEhy
Did we lBmeave our love bF#mehind?
Did we lBmeave our love bF#mehind? E
9.
Stopping By
Tom: C#mMédioC#m
A
E
B
C#mDriving to a Abaseball game, Eon a Friday afteBrnoon
C#mHotter than HAell in Atlanta, GEeorgia E
C#mGuess it's been 1A5 years sEince I came tBhrough here
C#mProbably shouAld have called to Ewarn you E
But I'm stopping by,B I'm stopping bAy, Daddy
C#m
C#mHow did your Alife turned out? DEo you ever thiBnk about
C#mteenage girlA in ChattaEnnoga? E
C#mEver tell your fAolks the truth?,Ethat might been thBe last of you
C#mIt would haveA been a shame we Ehardly knew you E
Now I'm stopping byB, I'm stopping byA, Daddy
C#m
C#mThink the best of me is stilAl standing in theE doorway E
C#mCounting cars and countingA days and counting yEears E
C#mI could say you made me goA through life the Ehard way E
It might have been wBorse if you were here A
C#mLooking through a Apicture book, tEhis one I think mBy mama took
C#mYou couldn't haveA been much overE 20 E
C#mYou're shirtless in your Acut off jeans and Ehand a lollypBop to me
C#mProbably asked wAhere you got the monEey E
C#mPicture on anoAther page,E I recogBnize my eyes have aged
C#mI'd been alonAe for quite aE while thenE
C#mTrying to get a Amatch to burn,E waiting on a laBtch to turn
C#mI still have dAifficulty smilingE E
But I'm stopping byB, I'm stopping by,A Daddy
C#m
C#mThink the best oAf me is still standiEng in the doEorway
C#mWhatever's Aleft is heEaded south oEn 85
C#mPassing faAmilies on vacEation headedE your way
They look so happy and alivBe, that I'm stopping byA, Daddy
10.
Save It For Sunday
Tom: CAvançadoC9
G2
D2
A7
Em7
Am7
E/G
D/F
C/E
Em
A
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C9G2C9G2C9G2D2A7Em7
C9Am7
C9She loves G2me, sC9he loves me nG2ot...
I C9don't bring it G2up, 'cause she's aD2ll IA7've Em7got.
C9I don't ever G2ask wC9hy she's aroG2und.
C9I just reach for the sG2tars with my fD2eet on tA7he grEm7ound.
C9My feet on the gAm7round.
C9A dog-eared pG2age, a C9book I've rG2ead
C9so many tG2imes it's all tD2here inA7 my Em7head.
C9I watch every wG2ord refC9lect in her eG2yeglasses.
C9I know when she'll laG2ugh and I kD2now when sA7he'll Em7cry.
C9I know when she'll Am7cry.
E/GSave itD/F for C/ESundEm7ay. Em
E/GSaveD/F it fC/Eor tEm7he cEmhoir and everyone.
E/GSave itD/F for C/ESundEm7ay Em
We got Acares of our oCwn.
C9G2C9G2C9G2D2A7Em7
On C9this side of tG2own, you C9can't walk alG2one
C9a girl like youG2rself probably D2wind A7up gEm7one.
C9There's talk about wG2ork. Gonna C9open a G2bar.
C9With eighty five bounG2cers and D2one loA7nely Em7star.
C9One lonely Am7star.
But E/Gsave itD/F for C/ESundEm7ay. Em
E/GSaveD/F it fC/Eor tEm7he cEmhoir and everyone.
E/GSave itD/F for C/ESundEm7ay Em
'Cause we got cAares of our owC9n
We got cAares of our oC9wn
C9G2C9G2C9G2
D2A7Em7
Em