Jimmy Martin- Widow Maker Chords
Tempo:
150 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[N] [Bb]
[Ab]
Widowmaker, Widowmaker, [Eb] were the words so bright and big,
Painted cross the bumper [Bb]
of a shiny [Eb]
rig.
Billy Mack, he swung the ant [Bb] and climbed into [Eb] his rig,
Said he'd be back a Tuesday night, [Bb] let's plan on something [Eb] big.
That [Ab] big red diesel [Eb] roared to life, and [Ab] hill was L [Eb].A. bound,
[Bb] But [Eb] we're homie, one to hand, [Bb] as he rolled [Eb] out of town.
[Ab] Twenty hundred [Eb]
RPUs [Ab] were showing on [Eb] the tack,
But no one knew this was the last long run for Billy Mack.
[Ab]
Widowmaker, Widowmaker, only [Eb]
Bill could understand,
[Bb] [Eb] What fun to make a widow [Bb] out of pretty any one.
[Eb]
[Bb] [Eb]
More mines than Bill [Bb] was on that mountain [Eb]
range,
Where a ghetto head, a pickup truck, a [Bb] kid brought both [Eb] the lane.
[Ab] Bill hit the airs, [Eb] then he felt [Ab] his trailer slide [Eb] and sway,
And the paper dropper made no move [Bb] to help him out further [Eb] away.
He [Ab] just had time to [Eb] think or wonder [Ab] as he fought [Eb] the will,
Then Billy Mack was buried under [Bb] twenty [Eb] tons of steel.
One [Ab] life for ten [Eb] has always been [Ab] a diesel [Eb] driver's toll,
That's why Billy slung that [Bb] widowmaker off the road.
[Ab]
Widowmaker, Widowmaker, [Eb] were the words so bright and big,
Painted cross the bumper [Bb]
of a shiny [Eb]
rig.
Billy Mack, he swung the ant [Bb] and climbed into [Eb] his rig,
Said he'd be back a Tuesday night, [Bb] let's plan on something [Eb] big.
That [Ab] big red diesel [Eb] roared to life, and [Ab] hill was L [Eb].A. bound,
[Bb] But [Eb] we're homie, one to hand, [Bb] as he rolled [Eb] out of town.
[Ab] Twenty hundred [Eb]
RPUs [Ab] were showing on [Eb] the tack,
But no one knew this was the last long run for Billy Mack.
[Ab]
Widowmaker, Widowmaker, only [Eb]
Bill could understand,
[Bb] [Eb] What fun to make a widow [Bb] out of pretty any one.
[Eb]
[Bb] [Eb]
More mines than Bill [Bb] was on that mountain [Eb]
range,
Where a ghetto head, a pickup truck, a [Bb] kid brought both [Eb] the lane.
[Ab] Bill hit the airs, [Eb] then he felt [Ab] his trailer slide [Eb] and sway,
And the paper dropper made no move [Bb] to help him out further [Eb] away.
He [Ab] just had time to [Eb] think or wonder [Ab] as he fought [Eb] the will,
Then Billy Mack was buried under [Bb] twenty [Eb] tons of steel.
One [Ab] life for ten [Eb] has always been [Ab] a diesel [Eb] driver's toll,
That's why Billy slung that [Bb] widowmaker off the road.
Key:
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[N] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ Widowmaker, _ _ _ _ Widowmaker, _ [Eb] were the words so bright and big,
_ Painted _ cross the bumper _ [Bb]
of a _ shiny _ [Eb] _
rig. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Billy Mack, he swung the ant [Bb] and climbed into [Eb] his rig, _
_ _ Said he'd be back a Tuesday night, [Bb] let's plan on something [Eb] _ big.
_ _ _ That [Ab] big red diesel _ [Eb] roared to life, and [Ab] hill was L [Eb].A. bound,
[Bb] But [Eb] we're homie, _ one to hand, [Bb] as he rolled [Eb] out of town. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] Twenty hundred [Eb] _
RPUs [Ab] were showing on [Eb] the tack,
_ But no one knew this was the last long run for Billy _ Mack.
_ _ _ _ [Ab] _
Widowmaker, _ _ Widowmaker, only [Eb]
Bill could understand,
_ _ [Bb] [Eb] What fun to make a widow [Bb] out of pretty any one.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ More mines than Bill [Bb] was on that mountain [Eb] _
_ _ range,
_ Where a ghetto head, a pickup truck, a [Bb] kid brought both [Eb] the lane. _ _
_ [Ab] Bill hit the airs, [Eb] then he felt [Ab] his trailer slide [Eb] and sway,
And the paper dropper made no move [Bb] to help him out further [Eb] away.
_ _ _ _ He [Ab] just had time to [Eb] think or wonder [Ab] as he fought [Eb] the will,
_ Then Billy Mack was buried under [Bb] twenty [Eb] tons of steel. _ _ _ _
One [Ab] life for ten [Eb] has always been [Ab] a diesel _ [Eb] driver's toll, _
That's why Billy slung that _ [Bb] widowmaker _ _ _ _ off _ the road. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ Widowmaker, _ _ _ _ Widowmaker, _ [Eb] were the words so bright and big,
_ Painted _ cross the bumper _ [Bb]
of a _ shiny _ [Eb] _
rig. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Billy Mack, he swung the ant [Bb] and climbed into [Eb] his rig, _
_ _ Said he'd be back a Tuesday night, [Bb] let's plan on something [Eb] _ big.
_ _ _ That [Ab] big red diesel _ [Eb] roared to life, and [Ab] hill was L [Eb].A. bound,
[Bb] But [Eb] we're homie, _ one to hand, [Bb] as he rolled [Eb] out of town. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] Twenty hundred [Eb] _
RPUs [Ab] were showing on [Eb] the tack,
_ But no one knew this was the last long run for Billy _ Mack.
_ _ _ _ [Ab] _
Widowmaker, _ _ Widowmaker, only [Eb]
Bill could understand,
_ _ [Bb] [Eb] What fun to make a widow [Bb] out of pretty any one.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ More mines than Bill [Bb] was on that mountain [Eb] _
_ _ range,
_ Where a ghetto head, a pickup truck, a [Bb] kid brought both [Eb] the lane. _ _
_ [Ab] Bill hit the airs, [Eb] then he felt [Ab] his trailer slide [Eb] and sway,
And the paper dropper made no move [Bb] to help him out further [Eb] away.
_ _ _ _ He [Ab] just had time to [Eb] think or wonder [Ab] as he fought [Eb] the will,
_ Then Billy Mack was buried under [Bb] twenty [Eb] tons of steel. _ _ _ _
One [Ab] life for ten [Eb] has always been [Ab] a diesel _ [Eb] driver's toll, _
That's why Billy slung that _ [Bb] widowmaker _ _ _ _ off _ the road. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _