Chords for Mac Wiseman & Polly Lewis - "I'd Rather Live By the Side of the Road"
Tempo:
80.275 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
A
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
There are people who'd rather live in [C] splendor, brag about their silver and their gold.
People who [G] betray God's promise, [A] Earth's glory [D] to hold.
[G] People who would rather live in mansions, [C] people who would rather live abroad.
But I'd rather [G] have a little log camping [D] by [G] the side of the road.
I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in [F#m] that just [A]-hit [C#] [D]-brotherhood.
I'd [G] rather do whatever they do,
or a [C] traveler here, or a friend in need.
[G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D] [G] along the last way.
[C] [C]
[G]
[A] [D]
[Am] [G]
[C]
[G]
[D] [G]
I would rather have a cabin by the [C] roadside,
where the pilgrimage of manliness has implied.
Try to [G] point some soul to [A] Jesus, and that [D] city on [G] high.
Every day I want to help the scatter roses,
[C] every night I want my lamp to shine abroad.
With a welcome from my little [G] bay window, [D] by the side [G] of the road.
I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in that just-hit
[D]-brotherhood.
[G] I'd rather do whatever they do,
or [C] a traveler here, or a friend in need.
[G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D]
along [G] the last way.
Thank you, buddy.
Thank you very much.
[B] These clips are [F#] great, but [B] to see full episodes,
go to countryroadtv.com
There are people who'd rather live in [C] splendor, brag about their silver and their gold.
People who [G] betray God's promise, [A] Earth's glory [D] to hold.
[G] People who would rather live in mansions, [C] people who would rather live abroad.
But I'd rather [G] have a little log camping [D] by [G] the side of the road.
I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in [F#m] that just [A]-hit [C#] [D]-brotherhood.
I'd [G] rather do whatever they do,
or a [C] traveler here, or a friend in need.
[G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D] [G] along the last way.
[C] [C]
[G]
[A] [D]
[Am] [G]
[C]
[G]
[D] [G]
I would rather have a cabin by the [C] roadside,
where the pilgrimage of manliness has implied.
Try to [G] point some soul to [A] Jesus, and that [D] city on [G] high.
Every day I want to help the scatter roses,
[C] every night I want my lamp to shine abroad.
With a welcome from my little [G] bay window, [D] by the side [G] of the road.
I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in that just-hit
[D]-brotherhood.
[G] I'd rather do whatever they do,
or [C] a traveler here, or a friend in need.
[G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D]
along [G] the last way.
Thank you, buddy.
Thank you very much.
[B] These clips are [F#] great, but [B] to see full episodes,
go to countryroadtv.com
Key:
G
C
D
A
B
G
C
D
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ There are people who'd rather live in [C] splendor, brag about their silver and their gold.
People who [G] betray God's promise, [A] Earth's glory [D] to hold.
[G] People who would rather live in mansions, [C] people who would rather live abroad.
But I'd rather [G] have a little log camping [D] by [G] the side of the road.
_ I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in [F#m] that just [A]-hit [C#] [D]-brotherhood. _
I'd [G] rather do _ whatever they do,
or a [C] traveler here, or a friend in need.
[G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D] [G] along the last way.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[Am] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _
I would rather have a cabin by the [C] roadside,
where the pilgrimage of manliness has implied.
Try to [G] point some soul to [A] Jesus, and that [D] city on [G] high.
Every day I want to help the scatter roses,
[C] every night I want my lamp to shine abroad.
With a welcome from my little [G] bay window, [D] by the side [G] of the road.
I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in that just-hit _
[D]-brotherhood.
[G] I'd rather do whatever they do,
or [C] a traveler here, or a friend in need.
_ [G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D]
along [G] the last way. _ _ _
Thank you, buddy.
Thank you very much.
_ _ [B] These clips are [F#] great, but [B] to see full episodes,
go to countryroadtv.com _
_ There are people who'd rather live in [C] splendor, brag about their silver and their gold.
People who [G] betray God's promise, [A] Earth's glory [D] to hold.
[G] People who would rather live in mansions, [C] people who would rather live abroad.
But I'd rather [G] have a little log camping [D] by [G] the side of the road.
_ I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in [F#m] that just [A]-hit [C#] [D]-brotherhood. _
I'd [G] rather do _ whatever they do,
or a [C] traveler here, or a friend in need.
[G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D] [G] along the last way.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[Am] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _
I would rather have a cabin by the [C] roadside,
where the pilgrimage of manliness has implied.
Try to [G] point some soul to [A] Jesus, and that [D] city on [G] high.
Every day I want to help the scatter roses,
[C] every night I want my lamp to shine abroad.
With a welcome from my little [G] bay window, [D] by the side [G] of the road.
I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and [C] try to point souls to the blessed of old.
Than to [G] be a king or a millionaire,
and [A] live in that just-hit _
[D]-brotherhood.
[G] I'd rather do whatever they do,
or [C] a traveler here, or a friend in need.
_ [G] I'd rather live by the side of the road,
and help some pilgrim [D]
along [G] the last way. _ _ _
Thank you, buddy.
Thank you very much.
_ _ [B] These clips are [F#] great, but [B] to see full episodes,
go to countryroadtv.com _