Chords for Mac Wiseman Life's Other Side
Tempo:
117.55 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
B
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#m]
[B] [E]
[A] In the world's mighty gallery of pictures Hang [D] the scenes that are painted [A] from life
There are scenes of much grief and of passion [B] And pictures of love and of [E] strife
[A] The pictures of youth and of beauty [D] Old age and the blushing [A] young bride
[D] All hang on the wall, [A] but the saddest [F#m] of all [B] Is the picture [E] of life's [A] other side
The first scene was that of a gambler Who [D] lost all his money [A] at play
Took his dead mother's ring from his finger That [B] she wore on her glad wedding [E] day
Though [A] his last earthly treasure he staked it And [D] bowed that the shame he [A] might have
[D] They lifted his head, [A] but alas he [F#m] was dead [B] Is a picture [E] from life's other [A] side
Is a picture from life's other side Of [D] someone who fell [A] by the way
A light has gone out with the tide That [B] might have been happy [E] someday
[A] Some poor old mother at home Wakes [D] the ships that come in with [A] the tide
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one so [F#m] dear Is [B] a picture from [E] life's other [A] side
[D]
[A]
[B] [E]
[A]
The next scene was that of two brothers [D] Whose pathways so different [A] had led
One of them lived the life of a rich man While [B] the other one begged for [E] his bread
Well, [A] then one night they met on the highway [D] Your money or your life, the [A] thief cried
[D] And then with his knife took [A] his own [F#m] brother's life Is [B] a picture [E] from life's other [A] side
The next scene was that by the river Of [D] a mother and babe in [A] despair
Neath the lights of the harbor they quivered [B] Rejected by those who [E] should care
[A] But yet she was once a true woman
[D] Somebody's darling [A] and proud
[D] God help her she leaps [A] There's no [F#m] one who weeps
[B] Is a picture [E] from life's [A] other side Is a picture from life's other side
[D] Of someone who fell by the [A] way
A light has gone out with the tide [B] That might have been happy [E] today
[A] Some poor old mother at home [D] Wakes the ships that come in with the [A] tide
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one [F#m] so dear [B] Is a picture [E] from life's other [A] side
[E] [A]
[F#]
[B] [E]
[A] In the world's mighty gallery of pictures Hang [D] the scenes that are painted [A] from life
There are scenes of much grief and of passion [B] And pictures of love and of [E] strife
[A] The pictures of youth and of beauty [D] Old age and the blushing [A] young bride
[D] All hang on the wall, [A] but the saddest [F#m] of all [B] Is the picture [E] of life's [A] other side
The first scene was that of a gambler Who [D] lost all his money [A] at play
Took his dead mother's ring from his finger That [B] she wore on her glad wedding [E] day
Though [A] his last earthly treasure he staked it And [D] bowed that the shame he [A] might have
[D] They lifted his head, [A] but alas he [F#m] was dead [B] Is a picture [E] from life's other [A] side
Is a picture from life's other side Of [D] someone who fell [A] by the way
A light has gone out with the tide That [B] might have been happy [E] someday
[A] Some poor old mother at home Wakes [D] the ships that come in with [A] the tide
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one so [F#m] dear Is [B] a picture from [E] life's other [A] side
[D]
[A]
[B] [E]
[A]
The next scene was that of two brothers [D] Whose pathways so different [A] had led
One of them lived the life of a rich man While [B] the other one begged for [E] his bread
Well, [A] then one night they met on the highway [D] Your money or your life, the [A] thief cried
[D] And then with his knife took [A] his own [F#m] brother's life Is [B] a picture [E] from life's other [A] side
The next scene was that by the river Of [D] a mother and babe in [A] despair
Neath the lights of the harbor they quivered [B] Rejected by those who [E] should care
[A] But yet she was once a true woman
[D] Somebody's darling [A] and proud
[D] God help her she leaps [A] There's no [F#m] one who weeps
[B] Is a picture [E] from life's [A] other side Is a picture from life's other side
[D] Of someone who fell by the [A] way
A light has gone out with the tide [B] That might have been happy [E] today
[A] Some poor old mother at home [D] Wakes the ships that come in with the [A] tide
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one [F#m] so dear [B] Is a picture [E] from life's other [A] side
[E] [A]
[F#]
Key:
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_ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [A] In _ _ _ the world's mighty gallery of _ pictures Hang [D] the scenes that are painted [A] from life _ _
_ There are scenes of much grief and of passion _ _ _ [B] And pictures of love and of [E] strife _ _
_ [A] The pictures of youth and of beauty _ _ [D] Old age and the blushing [A] young bride _
_ [D] All hang on the wall, [A] but the saddest [F#m] of all [B] Is the picture [E] of life's [A] other side _ _ _
The first scene was that of a gambler _ Who [D] lost all his money [A] at play _ _ _
Took his dead mother's ring from his finger _ _ That [B] she wore on her glad wedding [E] day _ _ _
Though [A] his last earthly treasure he staked it And [D] bowed that the shame he [A] might have _ _
[D] They lifted his head, [A] but alas he [F#m] was dead [B] Is a picture _ [E] from life's other [A] side _ _ _
Is a picture from life's other _ _ side Of [D] someone who fell [A] by the way _ _ _
A light has gone out with the _ tide _ That [B] might have been happy [E] someday _ _ _ _
[A] Some poor old mother at _ _ home Wakes [D] the ships that come in with [A] the tide _ _ _
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one so [F#m] dear Is [B] a picture from [E] life's other [A] side _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
The next scene was that of two brothers _ _ _ [D] Whose pathways so different [A] had led _ _
One of them lived the life of a rich man While [B] the other one begged for [E] his bread
Well, _ _ _ [A] then one night they met on the highway _ _ _ [D] Your money or your life, the [A] thief cried _ _ _
[D] And then with his knife took [A] his own [F#m] brother's life Is [B] a picture [E] from life's other [A] side _ _ _ _
The next scene was that by the _ river Of [D] a mother and babe in [A] despair _ _ _
Neath the lights of the harbor they _ _ _ quivered [B] Rejected by those who [E] should care _ _ _
[A] But yet she was once a true _ woman _
_ [D] _ _ Somebody's darling [A] and proud _ _
[D] God help her she leaps _ [A] There's no [F#m] one who weeps
[B] Is a picture _ [E] from life's [A] other side _ _ Is a picture from life's other side _ _ _
_ [D] Of someone who fell by the [A] way _ _ _
A light has gone out with the tide _ _ [B] That might have been happy [E] today _ _ _ _
_ [A] Some poor old mother at _ home _ [D] Wakes the ships that come in with the [A] tide _ _ _
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one [F#m] so dear [B] Is a picture [E] from life's other [A] side _ _
[E] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [A] In _ _ _ the world's mighty gallery of _ pictures Hang [D] the scenes that are painted [A] from life _ _
_ There are scenes of much grief and of passion _ _ _ [B] And pictures of love and of [E] strife _ _
_ [A] The pictures of youth and of beauty _ _ [D] Old age and the blushing [A] young bride _
_ [D] All hang on the wall, [A] but the saddest [F#m] of all [B] Is the picture [E] of life's [A] other side _ _ _
The first scene was that of a gambler _ Who [D] lost all his money [A] at play _ _ _
Took his dead mother's ring from his finger _ _ That [B] she wore on her glad wedding [E] day _ _ _
Though [A] his last earthly treasure he staked it And [D] bowed that the shame he [A] might have _ _
[D] They lifted his head, [A] but alas he [F#m] was dead [B] Is a picture _ [E] from life's other [A] side _ _ _
Is a picture from life's other _ _ side Of [D] someone who fell [A] by the way _ _ _
A light has gone out with the _ tide _ That [B] might have been happy [E] someday _ _ _ _
[A] Some poor old mother at _ _ home Wakes [D] the ships that come in with [A] the tide _ _ _
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one so [F#m] dear Is [B] a picture from [E] life's other [A] side _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
The next scene was that of two brothers _ _ _ [D] Whose pathways so different [A] had led _ _
One of them lived the life of a rich man While [B] the other one begged for [E] his bread
Well, _ _ _ [A] then one night they met on the highway _ _ _ [D] Your money or your life, the [A] thief cried _ _ _
[D] And then with his knife took [A] his own [F#m] brother's life Is [B] a picture [E] from life's other [A] side _ _ _ _
The next scene was that by the _ river Of [D] a mother and babe in [A] despair _ _ _
Neath the lights of the harbor they _ _ _ quivered [B] Rejected by those who [E] should care _ _ _
[A] But yet she was once a true _ woman _
_ [D] _ _ Somebody's darling [A] and proud _ _
[D] God help her she leaps _ [A] There's no [F#m] one who weeps
[B] Is a picture _ [E] from life's [A] other side _ _ Is a picture from life's other side _ _ _
_ [D] Of someone who fell by the [A] way _ _ _
A light has gone out with the tide _ _ [B] That might have been happy [E] today _ _ _ _
_ [A] Some poor old mother at _ home _ [D] Wakes the ships that come in with the [A] tide _ _ _
[D] She's waiting to hear [A] from a loved one [F#m] so dear [B] Is a picture [E] from life's other [A] side _ _
[E] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ _