Into The Old Mans Shoes

Anti-scriptum: I know it'd be better
 to put the chords in bemol, like 
Eb, but I've had
no time to do it... but if you want,
 the bemol chords are: Db, Eb, Ab 
and Bb.

The stuff: G#, D#, C#, D#

G#                 D#            
I'm moving out of Tombstone, yeah
          C#                  D#
 with the sun behind my back
G#                   D#     
I'm tired of people talking of 
         C#
things that I lack
A#                          C#   
Ever since a week ago, the day he
          G#
 passed away
                          D#       
I've been taking too much notice of
     C#                         D#
 the things they've had to say

G#                   D#          
And all they say is you ain't 
      C#                 D#
half the man he used to be
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G#                      D#       
He had strength and he worked his
          C#
 life to feed his family
A#                                
So if that's the way it has to be,
      C#              G#
 I'll say goodbye to you
                    D#             
I'm not the guy, or so it seems to 
C#                       D#
fill my old man's shoes

G#                        D#     
Like I'm a wicked way of life, 
   C#
the kind that should be tamed
        G#            D#          
They'd like to see me locked in 
       C#
jail and tied up in their chains
        G#          A#       C#  
Oh it's hard and I can't see what
                 G#
 they want me to do Lord, Lord
                             F# 
They seem to think I should step 
          C#        G#     D#  C#
into the old man's shoes
  D#


G#, D#, C#, D#

G#, D#, C#, D#
G#, D#, C#
A#, C#, G#
G#, D#, C#, D#

G#                        D#     
Like I'm a wicked way of life, 
   C#
the kind that should be tamed
        G#            D#          
They'd like to see me locked in 
       C#
jail and tied up in their chains
        G#          A#       C#  
Oh it's hard and I can't see what
                 G#
 they want me to do Lord, Lord
                             F# 
They seem to think I should step 
          C#        G#
into the old man's shoes