Chords for Easter Brothers - Wore Out (RCBC 7-6-14)

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We had another band, Russell Jr.
was with us, and the regular band that we had back then.
[Db] [C] And I'm going to tell you something, folks.
[C] I found out the Lord has a [B] sense of humor.
When he gave me this song, but listen to the chorus of it.
That's where the real message [Bb] is.
And I [N] think that's what the Lord wanted to get over to his people, is when I sing the chorus.
But this song is going to fit every one of you.
The name of it is War Out.
This song went around the world two or three times after the Lord gave it to me.
And Jake Hess did it on the Gayther Homecoming video series.
He's the first one that put it down on a major label, and it just spread, and a lot of people loved it because it's true.
It fits our life.
Now we don't want to admit it, but we're war out.
Porter Wagner did it too, didn't he?
Yeah, [Eb] Porter Wagner did it on a brand new album, and he passed [B] away two weeks later after that album was released.
[Eb] I told people I don't know whether I was saying it or not.
Those guys have gone over me with the Lord.
[E] When I give you a verse, I want you to raise your hand real high.
I know some of you are bashful, and you don't want to do that.
[Bb] But if you're bashful, and you don't want [N] to raise your hand when I give you a verse,
you look around the side of you and see if you can find somebody that fits and pours to a dance.
[Eb]
Now, [Bb] it'll fit all of you.
[D] Now here it goes.
Hope you'll enjoy it.
It goes like this.
You come home at night, sit down, sit down for a bite, and [A] you're war out.
You're hardly able to get up from the table, no, you're war out.
You crawl into bed, sleep like your dead dog, [G] you're war out.
In the morning you wake up, dance things together, no, [D] you're war out.
Cause [G] we left to hell, Jesus found me.
Ten million years and still fresh as a [A] spring.
They're happy and free, and their bodies won't be, [D] war out.
This is for you ladies, okay?
I believe there's no more ladies than there's men.
You get up on Sunday, you [Bm] dread to see Monday, [Gbm] cause you're war out.
[A] You go and sit in the church, and your back starts to hurt, no, it's [D] war out.
The choir starts to sing, and you can't feel a thing, [G] cause you're war out.
[E] [G] You pray the same [Em] unend song, won't last [A] too long, [D] cause you're war out.
What do you mean?
Yes, you go on.
You go out for a drive, and the car looks your wife, [E] and it's war out.
[A] The car that is.
She starts to worry, tell you not to hurry, [D] this car is war out.
You don't know where you're at, the old tire has gone flat, cause it's [G] war out.
[A] And from the sound of the motor, you'll soon have [D] to tow her, cause you're war out.
[G] Cause we get to heaven, Jesus our King, we [D] won't have to worry, we're bound in name.
[A] We'll be happy and free, nothing bad will ever [E] be, in war [D] out.
You don't have to worry,
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We had another band, Russell Jr.
was with us, and the regular band that we had back then.
[Db] _ [C] And I'm going to tell you something, folks.
[C] I found out the Lord has a [B] sense of humor.
When he gave me this song, but listen to the chorus of it.
That's where the real message [Bb] is.
And I [N] think that's what the Lord wanted to get over to his people, is when I sing the chorus.
But this song is going to fit every one of you.
The name of it is War Out. _
_ _ This song went around the world two or three times after the Lord gave it to me.
And Jake Hess did it on the _ Gayther Homecoming video series.
He's the first one that put it down on a major label, and it just spread, and a lot of people loved it because it's true.
It fits our life.
Now we don't want to admit it, but we're war out.
Porter Wagner did it too, didn't he?
Yeah, [Eb] Porter Wagner did it on a brand new album, and he passed [B] away two weeks later after that album was released. _
[Eb] I told people I don't know whether I was saying it or not.
Those guys have gone over me with the Lord.
[E] _ When I give you a verse, I want you to raise your hand real high.
I know some of you are bashful, and you don't want to do that.
_ [Bb] But if you're bashful, and you don't want [N] to raise your hand when I give you a verse,
you look around the side of you and see if you can find somebody that fits and pours to a dance.
_ _ [Eb] _
Now, [Bb] it'll fit all of you.
[D] Now here it goes.
Hope you'll enjoy it.
It goes like this.
You come home at night, sit down, sit down for a bite, and [A] you're war out.
_ _ You're hardly able to get up from the table, no, you're war out. _ _
You crawl into bed, sleep like your dead dog, [G] you're war out.
_ In the morning you wake up, dance things together, no, [D] you're war out.
_ Cause [G] we left to hell, Jesus found me.
Ten million years and still fresh as a [A] spring.
They're happy and free, and their bodies won't be, [D] war out.
_ _ This is for you ladies, okay?
I believe there's no more ladies than there's men.
_ You get up on Sunday, you [Bm] dread to see Monday, [Gbm] cause you're war out.
_ [A] You go and sit in the church, and your back starts to hurt, no, it's [D] war out.
_ _ The choir starts to sing, and you can't feel a thing, [G] cause you're war out.
[E] _ _ [G] You pray the same [Em] unend song, won't last [A] too long, [D] cause you're war out. _ _
_ What do you mean?
Yes, you go on.
You go out for a drive, and the car looks your wife, [E] and it's war out.
[A] The car that is.
_ She starts to worry, tell you not to hurry, [D] this car is war out. _ _
You don't know where you're at, the old tire has gone flat, cause it's [G] war out.
_ [A] And from the sound of the motor, you'll soon have [D] to tow her, cause you're war out.
_ _ [G] Cause we get to heaven, Jesus our King, we [D] won't have to worry, we're bound in name.
[A] We'll be happy and free, nothing bad will ever [E] be, in war [D] out. _
You don't have to worry, _ _ _ _ _