The Last Younger Son - Ray Wylie Hubbard

The Last Younger Son

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The song is written using chord notation.
The lick below can be played instead of a strum of the Gm chord -
listen to the song to get the feel.
 
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-------------------------- P = pull-off
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H P
 
Intro Gm
 
Gm
My last name is Younger I am the last Younger son
C
The name I was given
Gm
Was Luke 15:21
C Gm
3 days of thunder 3 days of rain
C Bb Gm
I come to be in this world with a number and a name
 
Gm
My last name is Younger I am the last Younger son
C Gm
I stand as a witness to the things I have done
C Gm
And I have caused sorrow yet I too have been pained
C Bb Gm
You cannot be in this world and not get stained
 
Gm
My last name is Younger I am the last Younger son
C Gm
I once had beliefs but now I have none
C Gm
There is no forgiveness for old guns and knives
C Bb Gm
Perhaps it is fitting we don't recall our past lives
 
Gm
My last name is Younger I am the last Younger son
C Gm
There is a secret I never told anyone
C Gm
Sometimes I see something in a few certain eyes
C Bb Gm
And I behold the future of how and when a man dies
 
Solo (chords as verse)
 
Gm
My last name is Younger I am the last Younger son
C Gm
I won't get no older than the age of 21
C Gm
As I look in the mirror I see the future once more
C Bb Gm
And an old friend is waiting just beyond the closed door
 
Gm
My last name is Younger I am the last Younger son
C
The name I was given
Gm
Was Luke 15:21
C Gm
3 days of thunder 3 days of rain
C Bb Gm
I come to be in this world with a number and a name
 
Gm C Gm

How to play The Last Younger Son

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Gm. 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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