Chords for Harsh and Unforgiving
Tempo:
75.6 bpm
Chords used:
A
B
E
C#
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [E] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill you [C#] and the summer burn you dry.
[E] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
[A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those wide [C#m] open [A] spaces,
caught [E] by the sight [A] of that straight [B] horizon [A] line,
caught [B] by the sight [C] of those lined [C#m] open faces.
[E] [F#m] Weathered over trouble [G#] and time,
[A] cause that big old flat land, [D] she doesn't suffer fools lately.
[A] Watch your step if you're [D] new around,
[A] cause brown [B] broke [C] down in a blizzard [C#m] last winter.
[E] Tried to walk and froze [C#] to death fifty feet from [B] town.
I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [E] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you dry.
[B] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
[A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those blue [C#m] spring [A] ditches,
[E] farmer's [A] seating, hoping [B] it'll pay,
[A] hoping [B] that July won't see [C] their hearts [C#m] caught in that topsoil.
[E] [F#m] Watching the wind [G#] blow it away,
[A] cause you can work all year,
you [D] can get it in the bin,
there's [A] no telling what price you get or when it [D] sells.
[A] You just hope you can [B] hold on,
so you [C] don't end up like the [E] neighbors.
Him and her, they're weeping [C#] as the auctioneer yells.
[B] I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [B] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you [B] dry.
When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [B] and another [C#] on the sky.
[G#]
Winter snows can kill you [C#] and the summer burn you dry.
[E] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
[A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those wide [C#m] open [A] spaces,
caught [E] by the sight [A] of that straight [B] horizon [A] line,
caught [B] by the sight [C] of those lined [C#m] open faces.
[E] [F#m] Weathered over trouble [G#] and time,
[A] cause that big old flat land, [D] she doesn't suffer fools lately.
[A] Watch your step if you're [D] new around,
[A] cause brown [B] broke [C] down in a blizzard [C#m] last winter.
[E] Tried to walk and froze [C#] to death fifty feet from [B] town.
I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [E] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you dry.
[B] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
[A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those blue [C#m] spring [A] ditches,
[E] farmer's [A] seating, hoping [B] it'll pay,
[A] hoping [B] that July won't see [C] their hearts [C#m] caught in that topsoil.
[E] [F#m] Watching the wind [G#] blow it away,
[A] cause you can work all year,
you [D] can get it in the bin,
there's [A] no telling what price you get or when it [D] sells.
[A] You just hope you can [B] hold on,
so you [C] don't end up like the [E] neighbors.
Him and her, they're weeping [C#] as the auctioneer yells.
[B] I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [B] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you [B] dry.
When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [B] and another [C#] on the sky.
[G#]
Key:
A
B
E
C#
C
A
B
E
_ _ _ _ _ I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [E] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill you [C#] and the summer burn you dry.
_ [E] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
[A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those wide [C#m] open [A] spaces,
caught [E] by the sight [A] of that straight [B] horizon [A] line,
caught [B] by the sight [C] of those lined [C#m] open faces.
[E] _ [F#m] Weathered over trouble [G#] and time,
[A] cause that big old flat land, [D] she doesn't suffer fools lately.
[A] Watch your step if you're [D] new around,
_ [A] cause brown [B] broke [C] down in a blizzard [C#m] last winter.
[E] Tried to walk and froze [C#] to death fifty feet from [B] town.
I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [E] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you dry.
[B] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
_ [A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those blue [C#m] spring [A] ditches,
[E] farmer's [A] seating, hoping [B] it'll pay,
_ [A] hoping [B] that July won't see [C] their hearts [C#m] caught in that topsoil.
[E] _ [F#m] Watching the wind [G#] blow it away,
_ [A] cause you can work all year,
you [D] can get it in the bin,
there's [A] no telling what price you get or when it [D] sells.
[A] You just hope you can [B] hold on,
so you [C] don't end up like the [E] neighbors.
Him and her, they're weeping [C#] as the auctioneer yells.
[B] I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [B] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you [B] dry.
When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [B] and another [C#] on the sky. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _
Winter snows can kill you [C#] and the summer burn you dry.
_ [E] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
[A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those wide [C#m] open [A] spaces,
caught [E] by the sight [A] of that straight [B] horizon [A] line,
caught [B] by the sight [C] of those lined [C#m] open faces.
[E] _ [F#m] Weathered over trouble [G#] and time,
[A] cause that big old flat land, [D] she doesn't suffer fools lately.
[A] Watch your step if you're [D] new around,
_ [A] cause brown [B] broke [C] down in a blizzard [C#m] last winter.
[E] Tried to walk and froze [C#] to death fifty feet from [B] town.
I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [E] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you dry.
[B] When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [C#] and another on the sky.
_ [A] Oh, [B] I get caught [C] by those blue [C#m] spring [A] ditches,
[E] farmer's [A] seating, hoping [B] it'll pay,
_ [A] hoping [B] that July won't see [C] their hearts [C#m] caught in that topsoil.
[E] _ [F#m] Watching the wind [G#] blow it away,
_ [A] cause you can work all year,
you [D] can get it in the bin,
there's [A] no telling what price you get or when it [D] sells.
[A] You just hope you can [B] hold on,
so you [C] don't end up like the [E] neighbors.
Him and her, they're weeping [C#] as the auctioneer yells.
[B] I come from a land [A] that is harsh and [B] unforgiving.
Winter snows can kill [C#] you and the summer burn you [B] dry.
When a change in the weather [A] makes a difference to your [E] living,
you keep one eye on the banker [B] and another [C#] on the sky. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _