Chords for Dispatch - "Prisoner's Visitor" [Official Audio]
Tempo:
81.55 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
Em
Bm
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G]
Billy [A] was a live wire, making hay while the sun [C] shines, making friends [G] in a coal mine.
Dizzy [A] in a new sound, just come off [C] from the deep south to say goodbye [G] one more time.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em]
day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] [G] back around.
The heart inside [A] the rib cage, [Am] looking out at [C] the warm days, young spark to [G] the low light.
[Bm] One day he's gonna [A] look three, [Bm] like seven nine in the [C] 80, he can hold in his ears but [G] not his eye.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to sing [D] so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] back.
[Em] [G]
More trail I [C] may see, if [D] at all I'm gonna [G] love my ride.
[C] Thank [B] you for the groceries [Em] and the kiss long [A] ago, you know I never tasted anything that I could say was [C] fast as fire.
[Bb] [D]
[Bm] [D] [G] What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [C] pray for his visitor to [Bm] [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [Cm] pray for his visitor [G] to stay.
Billy [A] was a live wire, making hay while the sun [C] shines, making friends [G] in a coal mine.
Dizzy [A] in a new sound, just come off [C] from the deep south to say goodbye [G] one more time.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em]
day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] [G] back around.
The heart inside [A] the rib cage, [Am] looking out at [C] the warm days, young spark to [G] the low light.
[Bm] One day he's gonna [A] look three, [Bm] like seven nine in the [C] 80, he can hold in his ears but [G] not his eye.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to sing [D] so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] back.
[Em] [G]
More trail I [C] may see, if [D] at all I'm gonna [G] love my ride.
[C] Thank [B] you for the groceries [Em] and the kiss long [A] ago, you know I never tasted anything that I could say was [C] fast as fire.
[Bb] [D]
[Bm] [D] [G] What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [C] pray for his visitor to [Bm] [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [Cm] pray for his visitor [G] to stay.
Key:
G
C
Em
Bm
D
G
C
Em
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ Billy [A] was a live wire, making hay while the sun [C] shines, making friends [G] in a coal mine. _ _ _
_ Dizzy [A] in a new sound, just come off [C] from the deep south to say goodbye [G] one more time. _ _ _
_ _ _ What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em]
day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] _ [G] back around. _ _
_ _ _ _ The heart inside [A] the rib cage, [Am] looking out at [C] the warm days, young spark to [G] the low light.
_ _ _ _ [Bm] One day he's gonna [A] look three, [Bm] like seven nine in the [C] 80, he can hold in his ears but [G] not his eye.
_ _ What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to sing [D] so _ [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] back.
[Em] _ _ _ [G] _ _
More trail I [C] may see, if [D] at all I'm gonna [G] love my ride.
[C] Thank [B] you for the groceries [Em] and the kiss long [A] ago, you know I never tasted anything that I could say was [C] fast as fire.
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [Bm] _ [D] _ _ [G] What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [C] pray for his visitor to [Bm] [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [Cm] pray for his visitor [G] to stay. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Billy [A] was a live wire, making hay while the sun [C] shines, making friends [G] in a coal mine. _ _ _
_ Dizzy [A] in a new sound, just come off [C] from the deep south to say goodbye [G] one more time. _ _ _
_ _ _ What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em]
day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] _ [G] back around. _ _
_ _ _ _ The heart inside [A] the rib cage, [Am] looking out at [C] the warm days, young spark to [G] the low light.
_ _ _ _ [Bm] One day he's gonna [A] look three, [Bm] like seven nine in the [C] 80, he can hold in his ears but [G] not his eye.
_ _ What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to sing [D] so _ [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner [C] to pray for his visitor [Bm] to turn [D] back.
[Em] _ _ _ [G] _ _
More trail I [C] may see, if [D] at all I'm gonna [G] love my ride.
[C] Thank [B] you for the groceries [Em] and the kiss long [A] ago, you know I never tasted anything that I could say was [C] fast as fire.
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [Bm] _ [D] _ _ [G] What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [C] pray for his visitor to [Bm] [D] sing so [G] loud.
What a lovely [Em] day for the prisoner to [Cm] pray for his visitor [G] to stay. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _