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Tuning: E A D G B E
In the fourth line of each verse, there's a bass run between E and B7. The notes are: E G# A B played on the 6th and 5th strings. Using the first verse as an example, the run would start on "good" and end on "not" (the first "not"). The final note of the run, the B, is played where the B7 is indicated in chart below. [Verse 1]
EI am a B7pilgrim and a Estranger Traveling A7through this wearisome lEand And I've got a home inE7 that yonder A7city, good Lord And it's Enot (good Lordy it's B7not) not made by Ehand
[Verse 2]
EI got a B7mother, a sister and a Ebrother Who have A7gone to that sweet Ehome And I am determined to E7go and A7see them, good Lord Over Eon (good Lordy over B7on) that distant Eshore
[Verse 3]
EAs I go B7down to that river EJordan Just to A7bathe my weary Esoul If I could touch E7but just the A7hem of His garment, good Lord I beElieve (good Lordy I belB7ieve) that it would make me Ewhole
[Verse 4]
ENow when I'm B7dead, laying in my Ecoffin All of my A7friends all gather Eround They can say that E7he's just A7laying there sleeping, good Lord Sweet Epeace (Lordy sweet B7peace) his soul is Efound