Still Livin On chords by Eric Bibb
Intro 1
D
Am
F#dim
D
E
Bm
D
C
Em
B
Em
E
Verse 1
E
Mississippi
John
Hurt was a farming man,
B
played a sweet guitar with calloused hands.
E
He touched my heart with
Em
southern grace
D
Am
D
Em
D
C
One of my heroes, dead and gone,
Em
B
Em
E
Bm
D
C
B
still living on
Em
E
Elizabeth
Cotton is a young girl,
B
wrote a famous tune went around the world.
Em
Freight train, freight train,
E
Em
C#dim
a timeless song
A
D
Am
D
E
Bm
D
C
One of my heroes, dead and gone,
Em
B
Em
E
Bm
D
C
Em
B
still living on
Em
E
Reverend
Gary
Em
E
Davis smoked a fat cigar
B
A blind street singer with a big guitar
Em
Livin' his sermon,
E
Em
C#dim
he taught us so well
A
D
Am
D
E
One of my heroes,
Bm
D
C
dead and gone
B
Em
E
D
C
B
E
Still livin' on
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C
B
Em
D
C
B
E
That great sun house,
Em
E
B
a delta blues camp I saw him play and heard him sing
Em
E
I was a young man then,
Em
C#dim
his time was long
Em
B
D
B
Em
E
He's one of my her oes,
D
B
dead and gone
C
Em
B
Em
E
Still living on
Bm
D
C
B
Em
E
Sam
Charles from
Texas
With his wife named
Ann
They're spreading their word
Em
E
Em
B
From land to land
Em
E
Em
Blue's faces won't fade away
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Am
D
Em
E
Em
D
C
Em
B
Em
They're my her oes, still living on,
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Bm
D
C
Em
B
E
still living on
Roebuck
Staples, they called him
Pops
His inspiration will never stop
B
Em
E
Em
I hear his voice inside my own
B
D
E
He's one of my heroes,
Em
D
C
dead and gone
Em
B
E
Still living on
D
C
Em
B
Em
E
Still living on
Read him in a book
Em
E
Look him up on the net
Em
E
Em
B
Blues people we can't for get.
Em
E
C#dim
Roots need water for the tree to thrive.
D
C
E
Talking about my heroes,
B
D
C
B
Em
E
still alive.
D
C
B
E
D
C
Oh my heroes, still living on.
B
E
Still living on,
D
C
B
talking about my hero
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Still living on,
B
E
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C
B
E
D
talking about my hero
B
My heroes, they're on
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Hallelujah, living on
Still living
Oh, my heroes, they're living on
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