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John Mark McMillan Belly of the Lion From "The Medicine" Tabbed by thatchadmiller (Twitter) The lead part is basically the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 7th frets on the A and D strings (depending on which chord you're playing). It's easy to figure out, but let me know if you need it. Intro E - A Verse 1
EDance the dance we call living and dying in the Avalley of the city in the belly of the lion We wBork all week long, all week F#mlong EYou can lose your soul in the concrete riverbeds ARolling with the flow of the currents of the walking deads BFive o'clock comes and you're a rolling F#mstone
Chorus
ADays like these we got nothing to sing about BDays like these I don't know what I think about F#mDay like these who would have kAnown F#mDays like these I got nothing to sing about ADays like these I don't know what I think about EDays like these who would have Bknown E
Verse 2
EListen to the rhythm of the pawn shop shore Its got you Afalling off your hinges like that old screen porch It's the iBnterstate slipping in your pores Eagain EYou can ride the vein from the corner store to Amsterdam You can bleeAd the train from the courthouse to the Vatican BBut Friday she's a ghost and gonna slip F#mright through your hands, again
Chorus Verse 1 Chorus If you have any input or corrections, check out my blog for more info and let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!