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The Passenger chords by Chris LeDoux

  • Am

  • C

  • F

  • G

  • Gm

    3
  • Bbm

  • Db

    4
  • Gb

    2
  • Ab

    4
  • Bm

    2
  • D

  • A

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Intro 1
(A minor)
Verse 1
It was dark (C major) and I was driving
down a lonely (A minor) Texas road
The night (F major) was hot and sleep
pulled (G major) at my (A minor) eyes
I was (C major) thinking bout the wild times
and the wo (A minor) men that I'd had
The deceitful (F major) things I'd done
(G minor) and those (G major) lies

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Verse 2
(A minor) When standin' (C major) in the shadows
at the side (G major) of the road
Stood the fig (F major) ure of a
withered old man (A minor)
He wore (C major) a black bandana
a ropin' (G major) stetson hat
With a two (F major) inch scarlet hat band
(A minor)
Verse 3
He held (C major) his wrinkled hand up as
a sign (A minor) to shut 'er down
So I pulled (F major) over and stopped (G major)
at his side (A minor)
He (C major) opened up the door slid
(A minor) in and sat down
And said my (F major) (G major) ain't it hot tonight
(A minor)
Verse 4
I stud (C major) ied this old man and it
seemed (G major) mighty strange
For (F major) him to be out here all alone (A minor)
And (C major) then he started talking and
he told (G major) me many things
Of times (F major) that both of us
had known
(A minor) (B flat minor)
Verse 5
He told (D flat major) me of the wild life and the
wo (B flat minor) men that he'd known
How none (G flat major) of them had
(A flat major) ever meant a thing (B flat minor)
He told (D flat major) me of a black night
(B flat minor) much the same as this
Of the strange (G flat major) and awe (A flat major) some
thing (B flat minor) s he'd seen
A man (D flat major) beside the road had raised his hand (A flat major)
And flagged him down so he stopped
(G flat major) and let him in (B flat minor)
That stranger (D flat major) told him stories
that (A flat major) I am hearing now
Bout the wild (G flat major) times and all the sin
(B flat minor)
Verse 6
And the car (D flat major) got cold and clammy and
this (B flat minor) old man looked at me
He said (G flat major) boy I've (A flat major) come here for you (B flat minor)
Your days (D flat major) of wicked sinnin'
have come (B flat minor) to an end
As a mortal (G flat major) on this earth (A flat major)
you are through
(B flat minor)
Verse 7
Then his (D flat major) eyes got red and firey as
he took (A flat major) his stetson off
To reveal (G flat major) his evil horns shiney (B flat minor) and black
My God (D flat major) the fear came o'er
and my senses (A flat major) were all lost
I fought (G flat major) with him until we
Interlude 1
finally crashed
(B flat minor) (B minor)
Verse 8
(D major) Next day they found the car at
the bottom (B minor) of the draw
The young cowboy (G major) was found (A major)
beside the wreck (B minor)
The car (D major) had been consumed by fire
But the cowboy (B minor) had no marks
Except the smokin' (G major) pitchfork
(A major) brand upon his neck (B minor)
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