Capo: 5 Tuning: E A D G B E

Standard tuning Capo: 5th fret Intro: F G F C (x4) 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2

^FEasy ^Gcome and ^Feasy ^Cgo That's ^Fwhat they ^Gsay when they're a^Fbout to go ^Cbroke So ^Ftry not to c^Ghoke ^FPut your arms around me and don't ever let ^Cgo

Went to ^Fsee the ^Gpriest, he was ^Fsinging the ^Cblues ^FGlossing in ^Gpsalms, and ^Fspinning the ^Cnews ^FTending the ^Ggarden, ^Fgathering ^Cleaves ^FPolishing ^Gprophets, ^Frunning out ^Cthieves

^FEasy ^Gcome and ^Feasy ^Cgo That's ^Fwhat they ^Gsay when they're a^Fbout to go ^Cbroke So ^Ftry not to c^Ghoke ^FPut your arms around me and don't ever let ^Cgo

Instrumental

^FCall it ^Gchance, ^Fcall it ^Cchoice ^FWords es^Gcape, on the ^Fbreath of your ^Cvoice ^FSpending the ^Gmagic, ^Fas they ar^Crive ^FIt's not ^Gfatal, when it's a ^Fshallow ^Cdive

^FEasy ^Gcome and ^Feasy ^Cgo That's ^Fwhat they ^Gsay when they're a^Fbout to go ^Cbroke So ^Ftry not to c^Ghoke ^FPut your arms around me and don't ever let ^Cgo

Instrumental Repeat Chorus If you mess around with the chords, you should be able to figure out the riff/ solo. I'm not terribly good at doing rhythm sections. Sorry! Sounds better and easier to play with barred F and G if your fingers can handle it. The F G F C timing pattern plows steadily through chorus and verses with the exception of F ('Put') held for an extra bar at the end of the chorus. This is tricky to time properly with the strumming pattern.

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