God On A Harley - Bre Hopkins

God On A Harley

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Intro
G C G C
 
[Verso 1]
 
G
I’m there when the door opens 10am
C
3rd bench seat throw a 20 in
Em
Offering plate bow my head for grace
D
No, I don’t miss a Sunday
 
G
Yeah, I had my doubts like anyone else
C
Still don’t doubt the man upstairs
Em D
Just wonder if we don’t got it all figured out
 
Just hear me out
 
G C
What if Heaven looks like a honkytonk
D
There’s bar stools filled with fools
C D
And to come as you are
G
St Peter’s slinging cold one and no last call
 
C
Yeah, I might sound crazy and I’m probably dead wrong
Em C
But what the Hell, we’re all looking for answers ain’t we
Am7 G C
Mines Jesus out of nowhen, Jukebox with Willie and Charley
D G C
And God on a Harley
 
[Verso 2]
 
G
Well, I pray the prayers, I walk the aisles
C
But a sawdust floor is more my style
Em
With a Stained glass full of beer, pour a tall one stout
D
That’s what I’m talking about
 
G C
I hope Heaven looks like a honkytonk
D
There’s bar stools filled with fools
C D
And to come as you are
G
St Peter’s slinging cold one and no last call
 
C
Yeah, I might sound crazy and I’m probably dead wrong
Em C
But what the Hell, we’re all looking for answers ain’t we
Am7 G C
Mines Jesus out of nowhen, Jukebox with Willie and Charley
D G C
And God on a Harley ah yeah
Em D C
God on a Harley
 
D C
What’s so wrong getting gone after your gone
D
Or getting your heavenly boot scoot on
C D
To a country song can’t be the only one
 
G C
Who wants Heaven to look like a honkytonk
D
There’s bar stools filled with fools
C D
And to come as you are
 
G
St Peter’s slinging cold one and no last call
C
Yeah, I might sound crazy and I’m probably dead wrong
Em C
But what the Hell, we’re all looking for answers ain’t we
Am7 G C
Yeah, what you gonna say if you get there and see
D G C
God on a Harley
 
Outro
G C
God on a Harley
G C
God on a Harley, ah yeah
G C
My God on a Harley

How to play God On A Harley

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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.

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