E|--0-0---0-0-------0-------------------------------------------------------------| B|--1-1---1-1-------1-------------------------------------------------------------| G|--0-0---0-0-------2-------------------------------------------------------------| D|--2-2---0-0---0---2--------------------------------------------------------------| A|--3-3---2-0---0---0--------------------------------------------------------------| E|--0-0---0-0---0---0--------------------------------------------------------------|There is also an instrumental section which is just riffing over the verse chords with some embellishments and the odd Dsus2 thrown in. There is walk down from the 5th fret of the A string as a sort of a turn around at the end though. I think it is like this - just pick the bass note and strum each chord a few times. [Riff 2]E|--0---0---0---0-------------------------------------------------------------| B|--1---1---1---1-------------------------------------------------------------| G|--0---0---0---2-------------------------------------------------------------| D|--0---0---0---2--------------------------------------------------------------| A|--5---3---0---0--------------------------------------------------------------| E|--0---3---2---0--------------------------------------------------------------|He also does this at the end of the the Choruses and the "There's a pretty girl" Verses. Just listen out for them and you'll see where they are. You can just play the normal chord progression too and it sounds totally fine. It's up to you - play around with it. [Intro] Am (With Riff 1 thrown in at the end.) [Verse 1]Am C D I came to tell my story to all these young and eager mindsC Bm Am To look in their unspoiled faces and their curious bright eyesAm C D Stories of corruption, crime and killing, yes it's trueC Bm Am Greed and fixed elections, guns and drugs and whores and booze [Verse 2]Am C D It's been a while since I put on a suit of my own clothesC Bm Am And even longer since I cast my shadow on a church house doorAm C D They say every sin is deadly, but I believe they may be wrongC Bm Am I'm guilty of all seven, and I don't feel too bad at all[Chorus 1]Am C D I used to have a wad of hundred dollar bills in the back pocket of my suitC Bm Am I had a .45 underneath my coat, and another one in my bootAm C D I drove a big ole Cadillac, bought a new one anytime I pleasedC Bm Am And I put more lawmen in the ground than Alabama put cottonseed [Verse 3]Am C D I spent a few years on vacation, sanctioned by the state I mentionedC Bm Am But see, a man like me don't do no time too hard to come back fromAm C D The meanest of the mean you see, you lock away and toss the keyC Bm Am But they're just loud mouth punks to me, I've scraped meaner off my shoe [Verse 4]Am C D Somewhere, I ain't saying, there's a hole that holds a judgeC Bm Am The last one that I dug myself, and I must admit I wasAm C D Sad to lay him in it, but I did the best I couldC Bm Am Once his Honor grows a conscience, well folks, that there just ain't no good [Verse 5]Am C D There's a pretty girl out there said, "Daddy, you stay cool tonightC Bm Am All I need from you is to come home and be here by my sideAm C Dsus2 Say what you gotta say to shut their Bibles and their mouthsC Bm Am If they was to tie a noose, they'd have to lay their Bibles down [Instrumental]Am C D C Bm Am Am C Dsus2 C Bm Am (or riff 2) [Verse 6]Am C D I ain't here to save no souls, and even if I couldC Bm Am I could never save enough to put back half the ones I tookAm C D So if they rest in torment, you can't say it's cause of meC Bm Am They'd long been bought and paid for like that fool's in Tennessee [Chorus 2]Am C D I used to have a wad of hundred dollar bills in the back pocket of my suitC Bm Am I had a .45 underneath my coat, and another one in my bootAm C D I drove a big ole Cadillac, bought a new one anytime I pleasedC Bm Am And I put more lawmen in the ground than Alabama put cottonseed [Verse 7]Am C D There's a pretty girl out there said, "Daddy, you stay cool tonightC Bm Am All I need from you is to come home and be here by my sideAm C Dsus2 Say what you gotta say to shut their Bibles and their mouthsC Bm Am If they was to tie a noose, they'd have to lay their Bibles down
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