This is what it sounds like on the piano; I guess you could play it on anything although I wouldn't want to attempt it myself! Transpose it down 1 step though and it's not too bad. Intro: E, B, C#M, G#M, E E, B, C#M, G#M, E Verse 1:

^EOlder ^Bbrother, ^C#Mrestless ^G#Msoul, lie ^Edown ^ELie for a ^Bwhile with your ^C#Mear a^G#Mgainst the ^Eearth And you'll ^Ehear your ^Bsister ^C#Msleep tal^G#Mking Say "^Eyour hai^Br is long but^C#M not l^G#Mong enoug^Eh to reach home to ^Bme but your ^G#Mbeard someday might ^Bbe."

And she'll ^G#Mwake up in a ^Ecold sweat on the ^Bfloor Next to a ^G#Mfamily portrait ^Edrawn when you were ^Bfour And ^G#Mbeside a jar of ^Etwo cent coins that ^Bare no good no more ^E She'll lay it a^Bside

Bridge: B, C#M, G#M, E E, B, C#M, G#M, E Verse 2:

^EOlder ^Bfather, ^C#Mweary ^G#Msoul, you'll ^Edrive ^EBack to the ^Bhome you ^C#Mmade on the ^G#Mmountain^Eside With that ^Bugly, ^C#Mterrible ^G#Mthing Those ^Epapers ^Bfor ^C#Mdivorce And a ^G#Mlonely ^Ering A lonely ^Bring Sit on your ^Eporch And pluck your ^Bstrings

And ^G#Myou'll find some^Ebody you can ^Bblame And you'll ^G#Mfollow the creek That runs ^Eout into the ^Bsea ^E And you'll find the peace of the ^BLord.

Bridge: B, C#M, G#M, E E, B, C#M, G#M, E Verse 3:

^EGrand^Bfather, ^C#Mgentle ^G#Msoul, you'll ^Efly ^EOver your ^Blife once ^C#Mmore be^G#Mfore you ^Edie Since our ^Bgrandma ^C#Mpassed ^G#Maway You've ^Ewaited ^Bfor for^C#Mever ^G#Mand a ^Eday Just to ^Bdie And some^Eday soon You will ^Bdie

It was the ^G#Monly ^Ewoman you ever ^Bloved That got ^G#Mburnt by the sun too ^Eoften when she was ^Byoung And the ^G#Mcancer spread and it ^Eran into her ^Bbody and her ^Bblood And there's ^G#Mnothing you can ^Edo about it ^Bnow

Outro: E, B, C#M, G#M, E, E (x8) Ending: E, B E, B G#M, E, B

The Middle East - Blood