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5 years ago621Wormwood (2002)The Woodbox Gang

Band: Woodbox Gang VERSE 1 [C]Well it rained so hard hell[F] didn't [C]seem bad [C]Someone [Am]prayed for his[G] sins [C]The preacher cried more than the[F] poor bo[C]ys dad The[C]y put h[G]is b[C]ody in CHORUS Well they[F] came in black and th[C]ey dug him a hole [F]Someone prayed for his[G] sins The[C] rain did pour and th[F]ey cried a...

5 years ago820White Trash Voodoo (2009)The Woodbox Gang

Band: Woodbox Gang CHORUS 1 [Am]Two dollar[C] ticket in[G] a four finge[Am]red hand [F]God help[C] me I'm[E] a gambli[Am]ng man VERSE 1 [Am]I was pretty [C]cocky in [G]my high roll[Am]er days [F]I placed a [C]wager that[E] I could n[Am]ot pay [Am]I asked for a[C] week and th[G]ey gave [Am]me five [F]Before they came co[C]llecting o[E]ne piece...

5 years ago643With Light and With Love (2014)Woods

G Em Bm Bm x2 G Em Bm D Who am I supposed to let go? [G]Of the full moon[Em] in your ey[Bm]e[D] [G]Tell me do you t[Em]hink we ought to kno[Bm]w, oo[D]oh [G]Ridding through me[Em], you left in time[Bm]! You [Am]know I k[G]now, To[Am] show it won't[G] get you home [C]alive[Cm] G Em Bm Bm x2 [G]How are[Em] we supposed to move...

5 years ago716How to Survive In/In the Woods (2006)Woods

Downtown[Am] You seem different don't forg[C]et my face Wrapped aroun[Am]d someone different in a [C]different place How [Am]long is a snake's life? How [C]long 'til we forget? With [F]blood all a[C]round None of u[G]s will forg[C]et And [Am]based on your reflec[C]tion Skin and [G]bones, skin and [C]bones How [F]long 'til we forg[C]et...

5 years ago1256With Light and With Love (2014)Woods

(Intro) [F] (Verse 1) [F]With all this light that surrounds me Dreams of c[Dm]olor will be by your s[Am]ide May we a[C]ll sleep toni[F]ght [F]Those thoughts of you they escape me Burning bright w[Dm]hite we seep into s[Am]un May we a[C]ll sleep toni[F]ght (Chorus) [C]Your only h[Dm]ope for tomo[F]rrow we start an[C]ew [C]What's burning...

5 years ago647With Light and With Love (2014)Woods

[Intro] [Am] [Am] [Verse] [Dm]You could hold out for [Am]someone [Dm]Oh you can't look enoug[Am]h [C]Put your new shapes in the [G]sheets [Dm] Call a littl[Am]e louder [Dm] Can you look enough[Am]? [Pre-Chorus] [C]Like holding faces in the s[G]ky [C]Keep me high, keep me [G]dry [Chorus] [E]You might find out [Am]soon [E]The past comes back...

5 years ago837Dust Bowl Ballads (1988),Dustbowl Ballads (1998),Dust Bowl Ballads (1940),Dusty Bowl Ballads (2004),Other SongsWoody Guthrie

[C] [C] [C] [C] [C] [C] [C] [G] [C] [C] [C] [C] [C] [G] [C] For the verses he seems to only use the C and G chords with his usual alternating bass and some hammer ons. Verse 1 [C]I'm a dust bowl refug[C]ee, [C]Just a dust bowl refu[G]gee, [C]From that dust bowl [C]to the peach bowl, [C]Now that peach f[G]uzz is a-killin'...

5 years ago1317Original Recordings Made By Woody Guthrie 1940-1946 (1977)Woody Guthrie

The following figure is played wherever there is a long F: [F]: . [/D] . . [/C] : . [/a-A] . . |-----3-3-----3-3-|-----3-3-----3-3-| |-----0-0-----0-0-|-----0-0-----0-0-| |-----0-0-----0-0-|-----0-0-----0-0-| |---------2-------|-0---------------| |-----------------|---------0h2-----| |-3---------------|-----------------| Verse 1 F /D /C...

5 years ago1734Original Recordings Made By Woody Guthrie 1940-1946 (1977)Woody Guthrie

Verse 1: [G]Jesus Christ was a man that [C]traveled through the land [G]Hard working man and [D]brave [G]He said to the rich, "Give your [C]goods to the poor." So they [G]laid Jesus [D]Christ in his [G]grave Chorus: Yes, [C]Jesus was a man, a [G]carpenter by hand His followers true and [D]brave [G]One dirty coward called [C]Judas...

5 years ago798Struggle (1976)Woody Guthrie

Goodbar's post with chords copied to all verses. Verse 1 It was early [G]springtime when the strike was on They drove us [C]miners out of [G]doors Out from the [C]houses that the company [G]owned We moved into [D7]tents up at old Lud[G]low Verse 2 I was worried[G] bad about my children Soldiers guard[C]ing the railro[G]ad bridge Every once...