Chords for Doug MacLeod - The Night of the Devil's Road (Bing Lounge)

This is a song that goes back to an old guy that _ I can't tell you his name,
but if you know a little bit about me, I mentioned a guy by the name of
Ernest Banks that I learned from.
This was not him. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ This was some guy [D] that was certified crazy.
I mean, uh, no, I've changed my mind.
I'm going to do another song instead. _ _
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Exactly like this.
I just changed my mind.
So forget that beautiful conversation.
We just had.
_ _ _ _ They got close.
_ [D] Song here. _ _ _ _
_ But I can say that song I was going to do before is a great song. _ _ _ _ _ _
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[D] _ _ The song you're about to hear right now is _ _ _ a song about the eldest
[Dm] wife and _ _ [D] _
_ _ [C] the right Reverend Jones.
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_ _ _ _ _ And the night the people came to call _ the _ [D] _ _
_ _ night [Bb] of the devil's road.
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_ _ _ _ When reached to the night, _ _ _ laughing is on a hand from here. _
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Long country road have _ a story to tell about _ _ the [C] elder wife _ in [G] _
_ _ _ a preacher.
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_ _ _ When _ _ _ _ _ _ _ he preached the sermons, _ _ _ she stare up at his hands.
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ They were kind.
They were gentle _ like _ no other man. _ _ _ _
How she could [C] love another.
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_ _ _ She could not [D] understand.
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_ _ _ _ She, the eldest wife _ _ _ was a mistreated lady.
_ _ _ _ _ She known years of [Dm] abuse in _ _ _ hope now faded.
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She called a [C] preacher that night.
She said, preacher, _ [G] _
_ _ _ can you keep [D] me from crazy?
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_ _ _ _ Preacher got to a dog.
_ _ _ She said, help me, please. _
_ _ _ _ [A] You put his arms [Dm] around her. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
He could feel the need. _ _ _ _
Then she [D] brought him down.
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And for once she _ _ [Dm] was free. _ _ _ _ _
She was free. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Preacher left town, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ left behind his Bible and road. _ _ _
_ No wonder why _ _ _ he turned up and go to _ _ _ the [C] eldest wife and [G] _
_ _ _ _ the right [D] Reverend Jones.
_ _ _ _ And now you, [C] my listener, _ [G] know _ the _ story of _ _ _ the [D] devil's road. _ _ _ _ _
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Thank you all for joining us.
Many blessings on the interior party.
Thank you.
Keep it going, everyone.
Does the cloud.
_ _ How about that for soul satisfying, huh? _ _ _ _ _
_ Thank you, Steve. _ _ _ _ _
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