Funeral Song Chords
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CI'm still Fyoung, but I Cknow my days are Gnumbered
(F1234(C567) and Amso on.
But a Ctime will Fcome when these Cnumbers have all Gended
and Fall Ive ever Cseen will be Amforgotten
Chorus:
FWon't you Ccome
AmToo my funCeral when my Fdays are Cdone
FLifes not Clong
And Amso I hope when CI am finally Fdead and Cgone
That you'll gaAmther Ground,
As I Amam lowered Gin to the Cground
When my Ccoffin is Fsealed and I'm Csafely six feet Gunder
PerFhaps my friends will Csee fit then to Amjudge me.
CWhen they Fpause to conCsider all my blunGders
I Fhope they won't be Ctoo quick to begAmrudge me.
Chorus
Fif CI should Amdie before I Gwake up
FI Cpray that the Amlord my soul will Gtake but
My FboCdy, my AmboCdy, that's your Amjob
I Ccan't be Fsure where I'm Cheaded after Gdeath.
Fto heaven, hell, or Cbeyond to the great Amvast.
But Cif I Fcan I would Clike to meet my makGer.
FTheres one or two things CI'd sure like to Amask.
Chorus
How to play Funeral Song Chords
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 F1234. 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.