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Ne'Er Do Wells
EWhen I was nine years old (E7) My daddy made me see The storAmy of the railDroad E (E7) And how it came to be EHe said the men who laid it down (E7) Had left their own hometowns And broke their backs Ato give us traction D And that's what he Emdid for me E
(CHORUS) E (E7) Ne'er do wells and woebegones
CShow your face, forD we were wrong E ENe'er do wells and woebegone C Dm Em E (E7) Feel no shame, it won't be long
EDo you ever stop to think Who built those walls aroEmund you? Do you ever wonder Am E (E7) Who those people were at all? Because the handEs that give you shelter (E7) Are the very ones that you refuse AmAnd proof of what they're worth D Will live longE after you and I are gone
(CHORUS) E (E7) Ne'er do wells and woebegone
CShow your face, foDr we weEre wrong E (E7) Ne'er do wells and woebegones CFeel no shame, iDt won't bEe long
E (E7) Am D E
ECome on EI beg you listen with an open heart (E7) Your soul is so cruelly judged AmForgive us for our trespasses A EmWere taught to us because WeE were raised by people Raised by people Just like you and so AWhen the world falls down around usD EmIt'll lead to you our goal E CIt'll be to you we all Dcome running
(CHORUS) E (E7) Ne'er do wells and woebegones
CShow your face, foDr we werEe wrong E (E7) Ne'er do wells and woebegones CFeel no shame, iDt won't beE long
E (E7) Am D E