Chords for Elvis Presley - When the Rebel Comes Home
Tempo:
80.3 bpm
Chords used:
A
B
E
Abm
Dbm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[B] [E] [B]
[A] [B] [E] Oh, where are we at?
[B]
[E] He's a refugee from the highway, out there fighting for years.
Well, for God of the glory, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he always feels [E] like his next step [Gbm] is the only step [B] he'll breathe.
[A] So be kind when [Abm] he approaches, [Dbm] yeah, [B] cause that rebel could [E] be me.
Yeah.
He doesn't know that the road's been dying, dying for so many years.
Been traveling in his darkness, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he left his home [Abm] as a young man, [Gbm] left a young one in [B] him behind.
[A] Now his reason for leaving, [Dbm] well I tell you my [B] friend, is just a little [E] hard to find.
When the [Abm] rebel comes home, [A] please don't [Dbm] leave him alone, alone, [E] alone.
And walk his [Abm] only shoulder, [A] you better trust this [Dbm] man has been so much older.
[B]
[E] He's been walking along these shores of deception, turned his back on it all.
But you know that something must be wrong when you get that late night call.
[A] I said maybe it [Abm] was wild geese on a [Gbm] plow, a mother [B] calling a child.
[A] Rolled his chin to his only eye, [Dbm] and called him [B] back from [E] the
When [Abm] the rebel comes home, [A]
please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When [Abm] the rebel comes [A]
home, please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so much older.
Come on rebel, [E] hang on home man.
And [A] he always feels that [E] next step will [Gbm] surely set him free.
[A] So be kind when he approaches, [Dbm] yeah.
[B] He said rebel could be [E] me.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
And [E] walk his only shoulder, [A] you better trust [Dbm] this man has been so [B] much [E] older.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
[E] And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, you [A] better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When the rebel [A] comes home, [B]
[E] darling, you're out of his shoulder.
Trust [A] this man, trust [B] this [E] man.
When the rebel [A] comes home, when the rebel comes [B] home.
[E] [Abm] When [A] the rebel comes home, [B] when the rebel [E] comes home.
That's it
[A] [B] [E] Oh, where are we at?
[B]
[E] He's a refugee from the highway, out there fighting for years.
Well, for God of the glory, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he always feels [E] like his next step [Gbm] is the only step [B] he'll breathe.
[A] So be kind when [Abm] he approaches, [Dbm] yeah, [B] cause that rebel could [E] be me.
Yeah.
He doesn't know that the road's been dying, dying for so many years.
Been traveling in his darkness, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he left his home [Abm] as a young man, [Gbm] left a young one in [B] him behind.
[A] Now his reason for leaving, [Dbm] well I tell you my [B] friend, is just a little [E] hard to find.
When the [Abm] rebel comes home, [A] please don't [Dbm] leave him alone, alone, [E] alone.
And walk his [Abm] only shoulder, [A] you better trust this [Dbm] man has been so much older.
[B]
[E] He's been walking along these shores of deception, turned his back on it all.
But you know that something must be wrong when you get that late night call.
[A] I said maybe it [Abm] was wild geese on a [Gbm] plow, a mother [B] calling a child.
[A] Rolled his chin to his only eye, [Dbm] and called him [B] back from [E] the
When [Abm] the rebel comes home, [A]
please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When [Abm] the rebel comes [A]
home, please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so much older.
Come on rebel, [E] hang on home man.
And [A] he always feels that [E] next step will [Gbm] surely set him free.
[A] So be kind when he approaches, [Dbm] yeah.
[B] He said rebel could be [E] me.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
And [E] walk his only shoulder, [A] you better trust [Dbm] this man has been so [B] much [E] older.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
[E] And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, you [A] better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When the rebel [A] comes home, [B]
[E] darling, you're out of his shoulder.
Trust [A] this man, trust [B] this [E] man.
When the rebel [A] comes home, when the rebel comes [B] home.
[E] [Abm] When [A] the rebel comes home, [B] when the rebel [E] comes home.
That's it
Key:
A
B
E
Abm
Dbm
A
B
E
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [B] _
_ [A] _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _ Oh, where are we at?
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] He's a refugee from the highway, out there fighting for years.
Well, for God of the glory, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he always feels [E] like his next step [Gbm] is the only step [B] he'll breathe.
[A] So be kind when [Abm] he approaches, [Dbm] yeah, [B] cause that rebel could [E] be me.
_ _ Yeah. _ _
He doesn't know that the road's been dying, dying for so many years.
Been traveling in his darkness, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he left his home [Abm] as a young man, [Gbm] left a young one in [B] him behind.
[A] Now his reason for leaving, [Dbm] well I tell you my [B] friend, is just a little [E] hard to find.
When the [Abm] rebel comes home, [A] please don't [Dbm] leave him alone, alone, [E] alone.
And walk his [Abm] only shoulder, [A] you better trust this [Dbm] man has been so much older.
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] He's been walking along these shores of deception, turned his back on it all.
But you know that something must be wrong when you get that late night call.
[A] I said maybe it [Abm] was wild geese on a [Gbm] plow, a mother [B] calling a child.
[A] Rolled his chin to his only eye, [Dbm] and called him [B] back from _ _ _ [E] the_
When [Abm] the rebel comes home, [A]
please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When [Abm] the rebel comes _ [A]
home, please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so much older.
Come on rebel, [E] hang on home man. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ And _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] he always feels that [E] next step will [Gbm] surely set him free.
[A] So be kind when he approaches, [Dbm] yeah.
[B] He said rebel could be [E] me.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
And [E] walk his only shoulder, [A] you better trust [Dbm] this man has been so [B] much [E] older.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
[E] And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, you [A] better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When the rebel _ [A] comes home, [B]
[E] darling, you're out of his shoulder.
Trust [A] this man, trust [B] this [E] man.
_ When the rebel [A] comes home, when the rebel comes [B] home.
[E] _ [Abm] When _ [A] the rebel comes home, [B] when the rebel [E] comes _ home.
_ That's it
_ [A] _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _ Oh, where are we at?
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] He's a refugee from the highway, out there fighting for years.
Well, for God of the glory, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he always feels [E] like his next step [Gbm] is the only step [B] he'll breathe.
[A] So be kind when [Abm] he approaches, [Dbm] yeah, [B] cause that rebel could [E] be me.
_ _ Yeah. _ _
He doesn't know that the road's been dying, dying for so many years.
Been traveling in his darkness, he's been traveling through his fears.
[A] And he left his home [Abm] as a young man, [Gbm] left a young one in [B] him behind.
[A] Now his reason for leaving, [Dbm] well I tell you my [B] friend, is just a little [E] hard to find.
When the [Abm] rebel comes home, [A] please don't [Dbm] leave him alone, alone, [E] alone.
And walk his [Abm] only shoulder, [A] you better trust this [Dbm] man has been so much older.
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] He's been walking along these shores of deception, turned his back on it all.
But you know that something must be wrong when you get that late night call.
[A] I said maybe it [Abm] was wild geese on a [Gbm] plow, a mother [B] calling a child.
[A] Rolled his chin to his only eye, [Dbm] and called him [B] back from _ _ _ [E] the_
When [Abm] the rebel comes home, [A]
please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When [Abm] the rebel comes _ [A]
home, please don't leave him [B] alone, alone, alone.
And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, [A] you better trust this man has been so much older.
Come on rebel, [E] hang on home man. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ And _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] he always feels that [E] next step will [Gbm] surely set him free.
[A] So be kind when he approaches, [Dbm] yeah.
[B] He said rebel could be [E] me.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
And [E] walk his only shoulder, [A] you better trust [Dbm] this man has been so [B] much [E] older.
When the rebel [Abm] comes home, [A] please don't leave him alone, [B] alone, alone.
[E] And walk [Abm] his only shoulder, you [A] better trust this man has been so [E] much older.
When the rebel _ [A] comes home, [B]
[E] darling, you're out of his shoulder.
Trust [A] this man, trust [B] this [E] man.
_ When the rebel [A] comes home, when the rebel comes [B] home.
[E] _ [Abm] When _ [A] the rebel comes home, [B] when the rebel [E] comes _ home.
_ That's it