John Wayne and Jesus - Pat Green

John Wayne and Jesus

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Notes: On "George's Bar" the song is played with a capo on the
third fret, but he plays it with a capo on the second fret live. I
think it sounds better on the second. Anyway, the picking at the
begining is very easy. As he picks the Low E and A strings, he lightly
picks the upper three strings. I'll only tab the two bass strings. The
rest is easy enough to figure out, only picking the Low E and A strings
sounds fine anyway. In the chorus, he does a walk down from G to Em.
It's not hard to figure out. This is my very first tab, let me know
what you think. LONG LIVE TEXAS MUSIC.
 
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E----0h3-3----------------------------------------
-----------0h2----3----2----0--------------------
----------------------------------0-0-0-0--------
----------------------------------2-2-2-2--------
----------------------------------3-3-3-3--------
e----------------------------------2-0-2-2-------- (2x)
 
G C
I met John Wayne and Jesus when I was just a kid
G C
They both had on their cowboy hats just like I pictured them
G C
I stood up at the front of the class waving my American Flag
G D G
saying the pledge sang amber waves of grain.
 
C D G
chorus: I sing all the songs of America
C D G
Danced in the rain in Lafayette
C D G Em
I'm still hanging out with John Wayne and Jesus
C D G
and I know that is as good as life can get
 
additional lyrics:
 
I had a big time when I was dwon in Houston
I fell in love and I mover to New Orleans
Well, she said "so long" and I'm here all alone
She's still got a little bitty piece of me
 
Chorus
 
Well John Wayne and Jesus moved to Hollywood
Workin' behind the scenes on MTV
me I'm still right down here in Texas
I know that's where I was always meant to be
 
Chorus

How to play John Wayne and Jesus

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What is the starting chord?

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.

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