Big Rig In The Sky
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
“Big Rig In The Sky”
By: Dale Hollow
Tuning: Standard
Key: G
[Intro]
G D Am C
[Verse 1]
G
There’s a highway that leads to heaven
D
Where the hours of service will last forever
Am
With Peterbilt on the Pearly Gates
C
No more drawing lines on the interstate
G
Hallelujah to the long haul
D
This your home twenty forever more
Am
You got your whole life in your back pocket
C
The eternal convoy’s never stopping
G
Just a bunch of Bubbas on the boulevard
D
All space and time on an open road (where)
Am
You’ll never run out of diesel speed
C
So go and mash your motor as much as you please
[Chorus]
G
It’s the Big Rig
Bm
Up in the sky
Am7
We’ll never stop rolling through the
Cm
By and by
G
You’ll have eighteen wheels
Bm
For eternity
Am7
And the dispatch radios that
Cm
“You’re finally free.”
[Instrumental]
G D Dsus2 Am C
[Verse 2]
G
Roger and John just rolling along
D
Down the I-65 route to Nirvana
Am
Here and there and everywhere
C
Turns out the end of time actually lasts forever
G
Brother, oh brother, what’s our P&D?
D
When our one main road runs perpetually
Am
Through Valhalla and the Milky Way
C
In our cosmic Kenworth that we can’t leave?
[Chorus]
G Bm7
It’s the Big Rig, up in the sky
Am7
We’ll never stop rolling through the
Cm
By and By
G
You’ll have eighteen wheels
Bm7
For eternity
Am7
And the dispatch radios that
Cm
you’re finally free
[Outro]
G D
In the Big Rig, up in the sky
Am C
We got a real clean shot thru the end of time
G
Breaker! Breaker! Hey there Superstar
Bm
You got your ears on? Listen up, don’t worry bout no…
Am7
City Kitties or Town Clowns where you’re headed, partner.
Am7
Once you split past Yard 22, you’ll have a…
Cm
Nice clean shot all the way into Paradise
G
We’ll see ya here real soon
Bm Am7 Cm G
Bm Am7 Cm G
How to play Big Rig In The Sky
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The first identified chord is E. 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.