Devils Road

Intro D

Verse
        D                          
 I was ten years old, on my daddy?s
 farm, when that banker said it?s 
               A
time to foreclose. He said,
you haven?t paid your bills in damn 
near eleven months it?s time that 
                  D
you carried you load. Well
my daddy worked hard nearly all of 
his life. Lord knows that dirt he 
   A
stirred. Me and my little
brother made sure that, that 
slamming door was the last thing 
              D
that banker heard.

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Chorus
                 G                 
 Cause you know some lines are for 
                 D           
crossing while others are for 
             A              G
traveling along. And that day we
                         D       
took another path the devils road 
                    A           
was well traveled on. Cause when 
           G
you?re young you never plan on
 D                             A  
looking back as you?re heart tends
                     G             
 to drag you along. Everybody knows
            D
 there?s a thin, thin line
                 A (stop)           
                       D
between what is right. Well what?s 
right and what?s wrong

Verse
D                                 
Well my daddy came running when he
 heard that noise, he said boys what
                     A
 the hell have you done. He

said, there are certain things in 
life that you can never take back, 
as he planted my
              D
granddaddy?s gun. Well that banker 
might not have been a very good man,
 but rest assured that boy
               A                 
deserved his run. The devil deals 
best in broken hearts and my daddy 
                   D
sure loved his sons.

Chorus 2X

G, D, A 2X ends on  A