Chords for Yesterday's Gone
Tempo:
150 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[N]
There's [C] a cardigan sweater on an old wooden hanger in the back of the closet at the end of the [G] hall.
My grandfather wore it for 35 years, now he don't wear it at [C]
all.
He [F] sits in the shade at the end of his journey in a home full of tired, the old and [C] confused.
Tell [G] me where have they hidden the soul of the man I once [C] knew?
There's a faded old photo of a dashing young cowboy dressed to the nines for a night on the [G] town.
There's him in the middle, surrounded by people who lit up when he came [C] around.
But
[F] where are the angels sent down to protect him?
Am I all that's left [C] of his life?
Are we [G] two hearts together, the young and the weary, fading one beat at a [C] time?
[F]
Where is the giant that lived in his body?
Where is the mountain that he stood [C] upon?
It's [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and yesterday's [C] gone.
[F]
[C]
[G]
[C]
There's a corner in heaven for calloused old heroes, just where a good man can finally [G] rest.
Paid for by promises, toil and tears, by a soul who did only his [C] best.
We [F] sit here together, knowing that trains are coming and heaven's just one stop [C] away.
[G] I savor the gift of his hand on my shoulder, here at the end of [C] the day.
[F] Where is the giant that lived in his body?
Where is the mountain that he stood [C] upon?
It's [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and [C] yesterday's gone.
It's
[G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and yesterday's [C] gone.
[F]
There's [C] a cardigan sweater on an old wooden hanger in the back of the closet at the end of the [G] hall.
My grandfather wore it for 35 years, now he don't wear it at [C]
all.
He [F] sits in the shade at the end of his journey in a home full of tired, the old and [C] confused.
Tell [G] me where have they hidden the soul of the man I once [C] knew?
There's a faded old photo of a dashing young cowboy dressed to the nines for a night on the [G] town.
There's him in the middle, surrounded by people who lit up when he came [C] around.
But
[F] where are the angels sent down to protect him?
Am I all that's left [C] of his life?
Are we [G] two hearts together, the young and the weary, fading one beat at a [C] time?
[F]
Where is the giant that lived in his body?
Where is the mountain that he stood [C] upon?
It's [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and yesterday's [C] gone.
[F]
[C]
[G]
[C]
There's a corner in heaven for calloused old heroes, just where a good man can finally [G] rest.
Paid for by promises, toil and tears, by a soul who did only his [C] best.
We [F] sit here together, knowing that trains are coming and heaven's just one stop [C] away.
[G] I savor the gift of his hand on my shoulder, here at the end of [C] the day.
[F] Where is the giant that lived in his body?
Where is the mountain that he stood [C] upon?
It's [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and [C] yesterday's gone.
It's
[G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and yesterday's [C] gone.
[F]
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There's [C] a cardigan sweater on an old wooden hanger in the back of the closet at the end of the [G] hall.
_ _ _ My grandfather wore it for 35 _ years, now he don't wear it at [C]
all.
_ _ He [F] sits in the shade at the end of his journey in a home full of tired, the old and [C] confused. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Tell [G] me where have they hidden the soul of the man I once [C] knew? _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ There's a faded old photo of a dashing young cowboy dressed to the nines for a night on the [G] town. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
There's him in the middle, surrounded by people who lit up when he came [C] around.
But _ _
[F] where are the angels sent down to protect him?
Am I all that's left [C] of his _ life? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Are we [G] two hearts together, the young and the weary, _ _ fading one beat at a [C] time?
_ _ _ _ [F]
Where is the _ giant that lived in his body?
_ Where is the mountain that he stood [C] _ upon? _
It's _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and _ yesterday's [C] gone.
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_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ There's a corner in heaven for calloused old heroes, just where a good man can _ finally [G] rest. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Paid for by promises, toil and tears, by a soul who did only his [C] best.
_ _ _ We [F] sit here together, knowing that trains are coming and heaven's just one stop [C] away. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] I savor the gift of his hand on my shoulder, _ here at the end of [C] the day.
_ _ _ _ [F] Where is the giant that lived in his body?
_ Where is the mountain that he stood [C] upon? _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ It's [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and _ _ [C] yesterday's gone. _
It's _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and _ yesterday's [C] gone.
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There's [C] a cardigan sweater on an old wooden hanger in the back of the closet at the end of the [G] hall.
_ _ _ My grandfather wore it for 35 _ years, now he don't wear it at [C]
all.
_ _ He [F] sits in the shade at the end of his journey in a home full of tired, the old and [C] confused. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Tell [G] me where have they hidden the soul of the man I once [C] knew? _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ There's a faded old photo of a dashing young cowboy dressed to the nines for a night on the [G] town. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
There's him in the middle, surrounded by people who lit up when he came [C] around.
But _ _
[F] where are the angels sent down to protect him?
Am I all that's left [C] of his _ life? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Are we [G] two hearts together, the young and the weary, _ _ fading one beat at a [C] time?
_ _ _ _ [F]
Where is the _ giant that lived in his body?
_ Where is the mountain that he stood [C] _ upon? _
It's _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and _ yesterday's [C] gone.
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_ _ _ There's a corner in heaven for calloused old heroes, just where a good man can _ finally [G] rest. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Paid for by promises, toil and tears, by a soul who did only his [C] best.
_ _ _ We [F] sit here together, knowing that trains are coming and heaven's just one stop [C] away. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] I savor the gift of his hand on my shoulder, _ here at the end of [C] the day.
_ _ _ _ [F] Where is the giant that lived in his body?
_ Where is the mountain that he stood [C] upon? _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ It's [G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and _ _ [C] yesterday's gone. _
It's _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] hard to believe as I sit here and hold him how mountains will crumble and _ yesterday's [C] gone.
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