Brutus Judas And You
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
1st traste
BRUTUS, JUDAS AND YOU
As recorded by Josh Abbott Band
(From the 2024 Album SOMEWHERE DOWN THE ROAD)
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
D G D G
[Verse 1]
D
I didn't think we'd be having our last supper
G D
Sitting here in the kitchen
D
Thought we'd be breaking bread
D
But hell instead
A
We ended up breaking dishes
D G D
You let the truth come out of your cheatin' mouth that you been doing me wrong
A D
Let me turn around, get the dagger out, and I'll get to moving on
[Chorus]
D
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
G D
It's a damn backstabbing shame
D
It's a tale as old as history goes
A
And it always ends the same
D
It's the ones you trust that'll go for blood
G E
But it ain't nothing new
D A
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
N.C. D G
And I had you
[Verse 2]
D
Well, I've heard that line
D
That love is blind
G D
Well, I guess I was too
A
I never thought that it would end like this, but that's what endings do
D
I'll be fine
D
With a little time
G D
And it'd be sad to see
A D
The story of us ain't the book of love, it's another Greek tragedy
[Chorus]
D
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
G D
It's a damn backstabbing shame
D
It's a tale as old as history goes
A
And it always ends the same
D
It's the ones you trust that'll go for blood
G E
But it ain't nothing new
D A
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
D
And I had you
[Guitar Solo]
D G D A
[Bridges]
D
You let the truth come out of your cheating mouth
N.C.
Let me turn around and get the dagger out
[Chorus]
D
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
G D
It's a damn backstabbing shame
D
It's a tale as old as history goes
A
And it always ends the same
D
It's the ones you trust that'll go for blood
G E
But it ain't nothing new
D A
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
D
And I had you
D A
Caesar had Brutus, Jesus had Judas
N.C. D
And I had you
[Outro]
D A D
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