=46rom: kclamp@cctr.umkc.edu (Ken Lamp)
View chords used in this chart
Written by: Todd Park Mohr
G 320003
Gsus4 320013
C x32013
=46 xx3213
Intro (repeat X 1)
G C F G C F
e----------------------------3---------------------------------3------
B------------------1-----------1---------------------1-----------1----
G------0------------0-----------0--------0------------0-----------0---
D-------0--------------0-3----------------0--------------0-3----------
A-----------0-2-3-----------------------------0-2-3-------------------
E--3---------------------------------3--------------------------------
G Gsus4 G C F
e--3--3---3--3-3---3--------3--3-3--3--3-------------
B------------1-1------------1--1-1--1--1-------------
G-----------------------------------2--2------------- repeat x 1
D--------------------0-2-3--2--2-2--3--3--3--2--0----
A--2--2---2--2-2---2--------3--3-3-----------------3-
E--3--3---3--3-3---3---------------------------------
v v ^ ^ ^ v v v ^ ^ ^
Repeat the 2nd tab throughout the verses
=46ields are white in snowy spring and I can=92t remember the last time
that I=92ve seen her
The highway is still cold and wet and I can=92t forget the way I had to
leave her
And every passing day, she flickers and she fades
Is someone to catch her when she falls from the heavens?
D
C D
And I=92ll love her yet, though she has done me wrong
C D
And I=92ll bring her back, though she has been long gone
C
And I=92ll always be her, Broken hearted savior
Intro lick X 2
And every heavy night takes out the little life that=92s left within her
Every man she gives her love, he takes it, and leaves her with a
dinner
Our love was once a flame, now I=92m just a forgotten name
Am I the only one to blame for having loving her?
And I love her yet, she has done me wrong
Can I bring her back, she has been long gone
And I=92ll always be her, Broken hearted savior
Intro riff X 2
Lead
G Gsus4 G C F (repeat x 8)
Intro riff X 4
How to play =46rom: kclamp@cctr.umkc.edu (Ken Lamp)
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.