The Good Samaritan - The Pierces

The Good Samaritan

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Capo 4
 
Intro: Am Em Dm E
 
Am Em
He was moving towards me like a deadly hurricane
Dm E
Well the eye was on the sparrow but I was in the rain
Am Em
Rolled into town and blew his smoke into my eyes
Dm E
Well it was only for a moment but I was hypnotized
 
Am Em Dm E
Why can’t I know secrets that you’re keeping from me?
 
Am Em
Stop, don’t tell me now
Dm E
Cause there is only one day more and I don’t know how
Am Em
To bring to life the things that meant so much to me before
Dm E
There is danger in your words that I cannot ignore
 
Am Em Dm E
Why must I conceal the secrets I’ve been keeping from you?
 
Am Em Dm E
 
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part 2:
e|-0-0------0-0--------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----3-1------3-1--3-3-1-0--3-3-1-0--1-1-0----1-1-0----0-0------0-0--------|
G|-------------------------------------------2--------2------2-1------2-1----|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
 
Am Em
Sorry thing it was that fell out of your hands
Dm E
Then you take me in your arms become the good samaritan
Am Em
Time flies by like planes above and worries me to death
Dm E
Cause I lose you more and more with every breath
 
Am Em Dm E
Why can’t I know secrets that you’re keeping from me?
Am Em Dm E
Why must I conceal the secrets I’ve been keeping from you?
 
Am Em Dm E
Am

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

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