In Your Mind - Johnny Cash

In Your Mind

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key of F# -- capo @2 to play along with recording
 
E
E IN YOUR MIND In your mind B7
E one foot on Jacob's ladder and {A}one foot in the F# fire
and it A all goes B7 down in your E mind
 
E Livin' at the bottom of the stairs of life
A never a smile knockin' on your door
the B7 air is blue and so are you
prehistoric monsters on the E floor
 
Last verse of your last song
and God don't hear dead men
the end of the line is in your mind
then you'll be stayin' in
 
In your mind In your mind
 
Bone for bone and skin for skin
eye for eye and tooth for tooth
heart for heart and soul for soul
somebody said "What is truth"?
 
Lock it up and close it down
the sound of mournin' like a dove
high beyond the rattlin' roar
lookin' to the face of love
 
{chorus:} E In your mind In your mind
it all goes down in your B7 mind
one E foot on Jacob's ladder and A one foot in the F# fire
and it A all goes B7 down in your mind
 
In your mind In your mind
 
Sunday words are back again
and you eat your fundamentalist pie
but just a piece you understand
you get the rest up in the sky
 
Praise and glory, wounded angels
shufflin' 'round the room
eternity is down the hall
and you sit there bendin' spoons
 
In your mind In your mind
 
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
sacrificial drops of pain
on a silver plated cross
sanctification on a chain
 
Thay say redemption draweth nigh
the storms of silence from above
stop your ears and close your eyes
and try to find the face of love
 
{Repeat Chorus twice}
 
submitted by Doug Smith
{dksmith@king.bristol.tn.us}

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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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