The Second Sitting For The Last Supper
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Intro lick:
E--------------------
B--------5---7-------
G----4 6---6---------
D-77-----------------
A--------------------
E--------------------
Bm7
Another fishhead in the dustbin
G Bm7
Another loser in the queue for the soup kitchen
A
Another reason for a visit
G Bm7
We think you'd better come down
C#m7
Another nigger on the woodpile
A C#m7
Another honky on the dole
B
Another trip from off the 15th floor
A C#m7
The greatest story ever told
B A F#m E notes: F# G A
Was so wrong, so wrong
A A6 Amaj7 A6
'Cos you promised milk and honey
A A6 Amaj7 A6
With an everlasting life
G#m G#m7
And we listened with our ears closed
G#
And a blindness in our eyes
A A6 Amaj7 A6
But we heard them as they nailed you
C G D F C x4
And we saw you crucifi-i-ied
Am Dm
The second coming of the Holy Ghost
Bdim C Caug
We need a pocketful of miracles
Am Dm
Two thousand years and he ain't shown yet
Bdim C E
We kept his seat warm and the table set
Am G F Intro riff used for solo x4
The second sitting for the Last Supper
Intro lick
Bm7
Another Guru in the money
G Bm7
Another mantra in the mail
A
An easy way from rags to riches
G Bm7
God's little acre's up for sale
C#m7
The time is right for resurrection
A C#m7
We think you'd better come down
B
The church don't ring with hallelujahs
A C#m7
You haven't been for so long
B A F#m E notes: F# G A
So long, so long
Am Dm
Two thousand years and he ain't shown yet
Bdim C Caug
We kept his seat warm and the table set
Am G F Intro riffx4
The second sitting for the Last Supper
How to play The Second Sitting For The Last Supper
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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.