101 Chords by Get Dead
Tempo:
100.95 bpm
Chords used:
B
E
A
C#m
G#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] [B]
[A] [E]
[B]
[A] [E]
I packed up our bags [B] in the middle of the day, [A] cracked my first smile in a long [E] time
when I watched that motel fade.
101, slid [B] down to that 156, [A] try and build a stable life [E] on the fault line of St.
Andreas.
She held back her tears [B] the best a mother can.
[A] And I tried to keep my head up [E] and be a family man, but with no direction [B] or a place to call
a home, [A] boy that 101 could turn [E] into an endless road.
[B] And we drove together [A] through the night, [B] and we'd never know how far we'd [E] have to [B] drive.
[C#m] I, [A] just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, just [B] watching that [C#m] world go by.
[A] My [B] God, [E] how we'd die.
The road grew weary [B] in the fall of 96, [A] so I left my mom and that old [E] Ford and tried
to be a kid.
I went out on my own, [B] tried to find a better way, [A] but you can fight those good intentions,
[E] but you can't make them stay.
And a man tried to kill [B] me one hot August night, [A] but that man wasn't quick [E] enough and
he fell on his own knife.
Got the police on the wrong trail, [B] but the trials they didn't mind.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove all [A] through the night, [B] and I'd never know how far I'd [E] have to [B] drive.
[C#m] [A] Just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, [B] just watching that [C#m] world go by.
[A] [B] My God, [E] how we'd die.
[G#m] [A]
[E]
[B] [A]
[E] So I caught on up, [B] out that little town.
[A] I got myself a little [E] wife and I tried to settle down.
Got a job in the city, [B] hell, even wore myself a dime.
[A] Well, my fingers took bone every [E] day, tried to come home every night.
Man, it's hard to sleep [B] when that 101 to call.
[A] And one day I came home [E] to, well, nothing at all.
Just a note that read, [B] you gotta do what's inside.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove all [A] through the night, [B] and I'd never know how far I'd [E] have to drive.
[B]
[C#m] [A] Just looking out [B] 30 windows, [E] [G#m] just watching that [C#m] world go by.
[A] [B] My God, [E] how I'd die.
[A] [E]
[B]
[A] [E]
I packed up our bags [B] in the middle of the day, [A] cracked my first smile in a long [E] time
when I watched that motel fade.
101, slid [B] down to that 156, [A] try and build a stable life [E] on the fault line of St.
Andreas.
She held back her tears [B] the best a mother can.
[A] And I tried to keep my head up [E] and be a family man, but with no direction [B] or a place to call
a home, [A] boy that 101 could turn [E] into an endless road.
[B] And we drove together [A] through the night, [B] and we'd never know how far we'd [E] have to [B] drive.
[C#m] I, [A] just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, just [B] watching that [C#m] world go by.
[A] My [B] God, [E] how we'd die.
The road grew weary [B] in the fall of 96, [A] so I left my mom and that old [E] Ford and tried
to be a kid.
I went out on my own, [B] tried to find a better way, [A] but you can fight those good intentions,
[E] but you can't make them stay.
And a man tried to kill [B] me one hot August night, [A] but that man wasn't quick [E] enough and
he fell on his own knife.
Got the police on the wrong trail, [B] but the trials they didn't mind.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove all [A] through the night, [B] and I'd never know how far I'd [E] have to [B] drive.
[C#m] [A] Just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, [B] just watching that [C#m] world go by.
[A] [B] My God, [E] how we'd die.
[G#m] [A]
[E]
[B] [A]
[E] So I caught on up, [B] out that little town.
[A] I got myself a little [E] wife and I tried to settle down.
Got a job in the city, [B] hell, even wore myself a dime.
[A] Well, my fingers took bone every [E] day, tried to come home every night.
Man, it's hard to sleep [B] when that 101 to call.
[A] And one day I came home [E] to, well, nothing at all.
Just a note that read, [B] you gotta do what's inside.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove all [A] through the night, [B] and I'd never know how far I'd [E] have to drive.
[B]
[C#m] [A] Just looking out [B] 30 windows, [E] [G#m] just watching that [C#m] world go by.
[A] [B] My God, [E] how I'd die.
Key:
B
E
A
C#m
G#m
B
E
A
[E] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
I packed up our bags [B] in the middle of the day, [A] cracked my first smile in a long [E] time
when I watched that motel fade.
101, slid [B] down to that _ 156, [A] try and build a stable life [E] on the fault line of St.
Andreas.
She held back her tears [B] the best a mother can.
[A] And I tried to keep my head up [E] and be a family man, but with no direction [B] or a place to call
a home, [A] boy that 101 could turn [E] into an endless road.
[B] And we drove _ _ _ _ together [A] through the night, _ _ _ _ _ [B] and we'd never _ know how far we'd [E] have to [B] drive.
[C#m] I, _ _ [A] just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, just [B] watching that [C#m] world go by.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] My [B] God, [E] how we'd die.
_ The road grew weary [B] in the fall of 96, [A] so I left my mom and that old [E] Ford and tried
to be a kid.
I went out on my own, [B] tried to find a better way, [A] but you can fight those good intentions,
[E] but you can't make them stay.
And a man tried to kill [B] me one hot August night, [A] but that man wasn't quick [E] enough and
he fell on his own knife.
Got the police on the wrong trail, [B] but the trials they didn't mind.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove _ _ _ _ all [A] through the night, _ _ _ _ [B] and I'd never _ know how far I'd [E] have to [B] drive.
_ [C#m] _ _ _ [A] Just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, [B] just watching that [C#m] world go by. _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [B] My God, [E] how we'd die. _ _ _ _ _ _
[G#m] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ So I caught on up, [B] out that little town.
[A] I got myself a little [E] wife and I tried to settle down.
Got a job in the city, [B] hell, even wore myself a dime.
[A] Well, my fingers took bone every [E] day, tried to come home every night.
Man, it's hard to sleep [B] when that 101 to call.
[A] And one day I came home [E] to, well, nothing at all.
Just a note that read, [B] you gotta do what's inside.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove _ _ _ all [A] through the night, _ _ _ _ [B] and I'd never know how far I'd [E] have to drive.
_ [B] _ _
[C#m] _ _ _ [A] Just looking out [B] 30 windows, [E] [G#m] just watching that [C#m] world go by. _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ [B] My God, [E] how I'd die.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
I packed up our bags [B] in the middle of the day, [A] cracked my first smile in a long [E] time
when I watched that motel fade.
101, slid [B] down to that _ 156, [A] try and build a stable life [E] on the fault line of St.
Andreas.
She held back her tears [B] the best a mother can.
[A] And I tried to keep my head up [E] and be a family man, but with no direction [B] or a place to call
a home, [A] boy that 101 could turn [E] into an endless road.
[B] And we drove _ _ _ _ together [A] through the night, _ _ _ _ _ [B] and we'd never _ know how far we'd [E] have to [B] drive.
[C#m] I, _ _ [A] just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, just [B] watching that [C#m] world go by.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] My [B] God, [E] how we'd die.
_ The road grew weary [B] in the fall of 96, [A] so I left my mom and that old [E] Ford and tried
to be a kid.
I went out on my own, [B] tried to find a better way, [A] but you can fight those good intentions,
[E] but you can't make them stay.
And a man tried to kill [B] me one hot August night, [A] but that man wasn't quick [E] enough and
he fell on his own knife.
Got the police on the wrong trail, [B] but the trials they didn't mind.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove _ _ _ _ all [A] through the night, _ _ _ _ [B] and I'd never _ know how far I'd [E] have to [B] drive.
_ [C#m] _ _ _ [A] Just looking out [B] 30 [E] windows, [B] just watching that [C#m] world go by. _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [B] My God, [E] how we'd die. _ _ _ _ _ _
[G#m] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ So I caught on up, [B] out that little town.
[A] I got myself a little [E] wife and I tried to settle down.
Got a job in the city, [B] hell, even wore myself a dime.
[A] Well, my fingers took bone every [E] day, tried to come home every night.
Man, it's hard to sleep [B] when that 101 to call.
[A] And one day I came home [E] to, well, nothing at all.
Just a note that read, [B] you gotta do what's inside.
[A] So I got back in that old [E] Ford and I took myself to drive.
[B] And I drove _ _ _ all [A] through the night, _ _ _ _ [B] and I'd never know how far I'd [E] have to drive.
_ [B] _ _
[C#m] _ _ _ [A] Just looking out [B] 30 windows, [E] [G#m] just watching that [C#m] world go by. _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ [B] My God, [E] how I'd die.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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