JEFF BLACK - BLESS MY SOUL CHORDS

Tuning: E A D G B E

"Bless My Soul," Jeff Black The introduction is my favorite acoustic riff of all time, but it's a little strange. There are a lot of hammer-ons and pull-offs, but the basic set-up is as follows: Hit an open A right before the chords

^AmRep^Cea^Ft ^Cth^Amis ^Gtwice, but the second time, you play Am a little bit hammering on the first fret of B, then jump right into the song!

^AmI know why the b^Clackbird sings ^Fhi^Cs ^Gstrange and mournful song on a summer s night ^AmI kn^Cow why the spirit brings ^Fus ^Cback^G into this world until we get it right ^AmI m on a roll ^Cand^G I begin to see the light ^Ambless my soul ^CI v^Ge been around so many times

^AmI kno^Cw why the baby cries ^Fit ^Cs w^Gay into the arms of a mother s love ^AmI k^Cnow why true love survives ^Fand^C it^G is more than the red hot fire of another s t ouch ^AmI m on a roll ^Cand^G I am not afraid to fight ^Ambless my soul ^Con^G a long hot summer s night

It m^Fight seem fair to warn you that there s not^Ghing here to stop me (from dr^Amowning in the darkness of the t^Ghings I can t control the a^Fngel near my heaven who I kn^Gow will always haunt me is const^Amant and convincing I ve a l^Fong l^Cong wa^Gy to go

INTRO RIFF

^AmI know w^Chy the day is long ^Fwhe^Cn t^Ghere is no one to talk to about my dreams ^AmI kno^Cw when the evening comes ^Ftha^Ct I ^Gwill know the song of desire that the blackbird sings ^AmI m on a roll ^Cand^G I am not afraid to fight ^Ambless my soul ^CI v^Ge been around so many time

Jeff Black - Bless my soul