The Preacher - Cory Morrow

The Preacher

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Capo on 2nd Fret
 
Intro: Em C D (2X)
 
E--0----0------------- (Feel your way through this part)
A---0h2--0h2---3------
D--------------2---0--
G---------------0--2--
B----------------1--3-
e------0----0----0--0-
 
Em
The cold wind blew the preacher grieved
C
He said they're comin' after me
D Em
I ain't exactly what I seem to be
 
Em
He pulled his pistol from his side
C
Pointed it at me and cried
D Em
And then he laid a bullet deep in my chest
 
Em
He stood still revealin' the story
C
That I knew was true before
D Em
And now because of it I lay dying
 
Em
He claimed to run with Jesse James,
C
William Bonnie, and they all the same
D Em
I ain't no preacher man I was born of fire
 
Pre Chorus: A G* Em F#*
Hey can't you hear that train coming now
A G* Em
Rollin' fast down the tracks to hell their bound
 
Chorus: C D G F#* Em
Well I'm in over my head again
C D Em
I hear those pistols layin' down
C D G F#* Em
And I have takin' the lives of many men
C D Em
Now the angel's comin' down
C D Em
I said the Angel of Death is coming down
 
Em
Well up in the horizon
C
Laid the red sun beatin' cold and dying
D Em
And taking with it all the lives the preacher stole
 
Em
Well you see the preacher is not real
C
He clench his fists of rage and steal
D Em
And spit the fires of Satan at your soul
 
Em
He beat the path to Heaven's door
C
The angels said they'd take no more
D Em
Now he walks the Earth forever lone
 
Em
And on the stone that marked his death
C
When he did finally lay to rest
D Em
Were the lonely words "I'm going home"

How to play The Preacher

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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