Capo: 1

Six More Miles Performed by Mike Ness Mike tunes down to E flat and puts a capo on the second fret for almost every song he I do not know why. To copy him I simply tune standard and use a capo on the 1st fret.

^GOh the rain... Is slowly fallin' And my h^Ceart is so ^Gsore

Six more m^Ciles and leave my da^Grlin' Never on this earth to m^Deet no m^Gore

Chorus

^GSix more mi^Cles to the g^Graveyard Six more miles, long and s^Dad

Six more m^Giles and le^Cave my d^Garlin Leave the best fr^Ciend, I ever h^Gad

^GOh I hear that train ah-comin' Bringin' my da^Crlin' back h^Gome

Six more m^Ciles, to the gra^Gveyard And I'll be left he^Dre all al^Gone

Chorus Repeats

Mike Ness - Six more miles