Chord/Tab song: Back to the Wild

These are the chords for Langhorne Slim's fairly new song off his latest album 'Be
Set Free'. This is the way he plays it at his live shows, and it sounds correct,
but if you have any questions/comments/concerns/whatever look on my profile for my
imaginable, but again, it's the lyrics that makes this song awesome. Anyways,
enjoy!

Also, note that the G is played with the ring finger on the 3rd fret of the B
string just like the Cadd9 chord at all times...

Again, as a side note, if you couldn't figure it out, when he's doing the G and
Cadd9 together combo thing, he strums without the first or second finger and
hammers those on for a cool effect in the strumming pattern...just listen to the
song.


Tuning: Standard Tuning

capo 2

Intro: G, Cadd9 (x4)

Verse 1:
[G]Sit all [Am]day [C]psin' [D]away my time.[G][Cadd9][G][Cadd9]
Lookin' [G]into a [Am]crystal [C]ball and I [D]don't know [G]why.[Cadd9][G]
Livin' too [C]fast, to live too [D]long.
And I [G]don't wanna [Am]die but I [C]don't know yet [D]where I be[G]long[Cadd9].[G][Cadd9]

Verse 2:
I've had it [G]better than [Am]some and I [C]know that I [D]shouldn't com[G]plai[Cadd9]n.[G][Cadd9]
Though my [G]grandfather [Am]told me [C]once that all [D]pain hurts the [G]same[Cadd9].[G]
Your bottle is [C]empty, but your glass has been [D]filled.
And I [G]don't wanna [Am]break your [C]heart but I [D]probably [G]will[Cadd9].[G][Cadd9]

Verse 3:
Some are [G]born to be [Am]good,[C] some are [D]born to be [G]bad.[Cadd9][G][Cadd9]
Most do the [G]best that they [Am]could, and [C]others [D]wish that they [G]had.[Cadd9][G]
If I could re[C]turn, to when I was a [D]child,
I'd for[G]get what I [Am]learned,[C] and go [D]back to the [G]wild[Cadd9],
back to the [G]wild,[Cadd9]
back to the [G]wild,[Cadd9]
back to the [G]wild.

Outro: G, Am, C, D, G, Cadd9
G, Am, C, D, G~