Key: E major
Intro 1
D
G
D
G
Bm
E
A
D
Verse 1
D
Glory,
glory, hallelujah
G
D
When I lay my burden down
Bm
E
A
D
when I lay my burden down
G
D
You know they call him easy money,
D
G
D
They found him with two jaunts
Bm
A
and they put him away
D
G
They gave him three years at eighteen
for this much weed
D
G
D
Three years at eighteen,
G
C#dim
D
it's a crime in deed
Aaug
D
A
And cigarettes dangling,
D
A
mirror shades shining
D
G
Gonna take him home,
Now we're all here to take
A
D
easy money home
G
D
He come home at twenty,
G
D
out on the street
D
G
A
D
from the old friends he'd made
G
D
to give him real good weed
D
G
and the dirty black tar
D
Bm
C#dim
D
that killed him stone dead.
Here come the white horse
D
A
crystal carriage shining,
D
A
the brass band moaning,
G
D
going to take him home, take him home.
D
G
You know, they call him easy money
D
G
He played the horn in Tremé
D
Bm
A
And it blew it so fine till it put him away
D
G
D
He played with old Danny Barker
G
D
He played with the best
D
Bm
A
D
As we lay him to rest
Oh, glory, glory, hallelujah
G
D
When I lay my burden down
Bm
E
A
D
when I lay my burden down.
Glory, glory, hallelujah,
G
D
when I lay my burden down.
Glory, glory, hallelujah,
G
Bm
E
A
D
When I lay my burden down.
How did you like the song?
TunerE A D G B E
ChordsD G Bm E A...
More songs by Martin Simpson
Discover chords for more songs to play
Popular chords globally
Most played chords & tabs across all users
