Chords for Vern Gosdin - Chiseled in Stone
Tempo:
69.6 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
You ran crying to the bedroom, off to the [G] bar.
[A] Another piece of care birth [D] shot to hell.
The words we spoke in anger just tore my [G] world apart.
[A] And I sit there feeling sorry for [D] myself.
Then an old man sat down beside me and looked me in the [G] eye.
He [A] said, son, I know what you're going through.
You ought to get down on your knees and thank your [G] lucky stars
[A] that you got someone to go [D] home to.
You don't know [G] about lonely or how long [D] nights can be
till you live [A] through the story that's still living [D] in me.
You don't know [G] about sadness till you face [D] life alone.
You don't know [A] about mourn till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
So I brought these pretty roses hoping you would [G] understand.
[A] Sometimes a man is [D] such a fool.
Those golden words of wisdom from the heart [G] of that old man
[A] showed me I ain't nothing [D] without you.
You don't know [G] about lonely or how [D] long nights can be
till you live [A] through the story that old man [D] just told me.
You don't know [G] about sadness till you face [D] life alone.
You don't know [A] about mourn, darling, till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
You don't know [A] about mourn [E] till it's chiseled [D]
in stone.
Thank y'all.
[D]
[A] Another piece of care birth [D] shot to hell.
The words we spoke in anger just tore my [G] world apart.
[A] And I sit there feeling sorry for [D] myself.
Then an old man sat down beside me and looked me in the [G] eye.
He [A] said, son, I know what you're going through.
You ought to get down on your knees and thank your [G] lucky stars
[A] that you got someone to go [D] home to.
You don't know [G] about lonely or how long [D] nights can be
till you live [A] through the story that's still living [D] in me.
You don't know [G] about sadness till you face [D] life alone.
You don't know [A] about mourn till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
So I brought these pretty roses hoping you would [G] understand.
[A] Sometimes a man is [D] such a fool.
Those golden words of wisdom from the heart [G] of that old man
[A] showed me I ain't nothing [D] without you.
You don't know [G] about lonely or how [D] long nights can be
till you live [A] through the story that old man [D] just told me.
You don't know [G] about sadness till you face [D] life alone.
You don't know [A] about mourn, darling, till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
You don't know [A] about mourn [E] till it's chiseled [D]
in stone.
Thank y'all.
[D]
Key:
D
A
G
E
D
A
G
E
_ You ran crying to the bedroom, _ off to the [G] bar.
[A] Another piece of care birth [D] shot to hell.
_ The words we spoke in anger just tore my [G] world apart.
[A] And I sit there feeling sorry for [D] myself.
_ _ _ _ Then an old man sat down beside me and looked me in the [G] eye.
He [A] said, son, I know what you're going through.
_ You ought to get down on your knees and thank your [G] lucky stars
[A] that you got someone to go [D] home to.
_ You don't know [G] about lonely _ _ or how long [D] nights can _ be
till you live [A] through the story _ that's still living [D] in me.
_ You don't know [G] about _ sadness till you face [D] life alone.
_ _ You don't know [A] about _ mourn _ till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
_ So _ _ I brought these pretty roses hoping you would [G] understand.
[A] Sometimes a man is [D] such a fool.
Those golden words of wisdom from the heart [G] of that old man
[A] showed me I ain't nothing [D] without you.
You don't know [G] about lonely _ or how [D] long nights can be
till you live [A] through the story _ _ that old man [D] just told me.
_ You don't know [G] about sadness _ _ till you face [D] life alone.
_ _ You don't know [A] about mourn, darling, till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
You _ don't know [A] about mourn [E] till it's chiseled [D] _
in stone. _ _ _ _ _
Thank y'all.
_ _ _ [D] _ _
[A] Another piece of care birth [D] shot to hell.
_ The words we spoke in anger just tore my [G] world apart.
[A] And I sit there feeling sorry for [D] myself.
_ _ _ _ Then an old man sat down beside me and looked me in the [G] eye.
He [A] said, son, I know what you're going through.
_ You ought to get down on your knees and thank your [G] lucky stars
[A] that you got someone to go [D] home to.
_ You don't know [G] about lonely _ _ or how long [D] nights can _ be
till you live [A] through the story _ that's still living [D] in me.
_ You don't know [G] about _ sadness till you face [D] life alone.
_ _ You don't know [A] about _ mourn _ till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
_ So _ _ I brought these pretty roses hoping you would [G] understand.
[A] Sometimes a man is [D] such a fool.
Those golden words of wisdom from the heart [G] of that old man
[A] showed me I ain't nothing [D] without you.
You don't know [G] about lonely _ or how [D] long nights can be
till you live [A] through the story _ _ that old man [D] just told me.
_ You don't know [G] about sadness _ _ till you face [D] life alone.
_ _ You don't know [A] about mourn, darling, till it's chiseled [D] in stone.
You _ don't know [A] about mourn [E] till it's chiseled [D] _
in stone. _ _ _ _ _
Thank y'all.
_ _ _ [D] _ _