Chords for Mac Wiseman, "Tragic Romance"
Tempo:
67.4 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
D
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A]
[D] [E]
[A] Nestled in the [D] heart of the Tennessee [E] hills, mist peaceful binds amidst the rocks [A] and the rills, there stands my old home, [D] stead of long, long ago.
[E] It brings back fond memories of the girl I [A] loved so.
I courted a maiden [D] so sweet and so fair, [E] with heavenly eyes and jasmine [A] brown hair.
She promised to love [D] me and said she'd be mine, [E] but I went away, leaving her there [A] behind.
I'll tell you the reason [D] why I left her there, [E] to roam this old world with its sorrow and care.
I saw her one night [D] in the arms of a man, [E] hugging and kissing as true lovers [A] can.
I went to my home [D] with a heart full of [E] woe, packed my belongings, determined [A] to go.
For many long [D] years this old world I did roam, [E] with thoughts of my sweetheart, my daughter, [A] my own.
[D] [E] [E]
[A] While dining one [D] day in a small country town, [E] a stranger walked in and he chanced [A] to sit down.
While talking of [D] loved ones I happened to [E] find, that his sister was that old sweetheart [A] of mine.
Now I am the man that you [D] saw that fatal [E] night, wrapped in the arms of my [A] sister so tight.
She waited so long for [D] the day you'd return, [E] why you left her there she [A] never could learn.
She waited and watched for [D] you, loved her she [E] said, the one you left there has a [A] long time been dead.
She loved you dearly [D] but you broke her [E] heart, now stranger from her nevermore you must [A] part.
[F]
[D] [E]
[A] Nestled in the [D] heart of the Tennessee [E] hills, mist peaceful binds amidst the rocks [A] and the rills, there stands my old home, [D] stead of long, long ago.
[E] It brings back fond memories of the girl I [A] loved so.
I courted a maiden [D] so sweet and so fair, [E] with heavenly eyes and jasmine [A] brown hair.
She promised to love [D] me and said she'd be mine, [E] but I went away, leaving her there [A] behind.
I'll tell you the reason [D] why I left her there, [E] to roam this old world with its sorrow and care.
I saw her one night [D] in the arms of a man, [E] hugging and kissing as true lovers [A] can.
I went to my home [D] with a heart full of [E] woe, packed my belongings, determined [A] to go.
For many long [D] years this old world I did roam, [E] with thoughts of my sweetheart, my daughter, [A] my own.
[D] [E] [E]
[A] While dining one [D] day in a small country town, [E] a stranger walked in and he chanced [A] to sit down.
While talking of [D] loved ones I happened to [E] find, that his sister was that old sweetheart [A] of mine.
Now I am the man that you [D] saw that fatal [E] night, wrapped in the arms of my [A] sister so tight.
She waited so long for [D] the day you'd return, [E] why you left her there she [A] never could learn.
She waited and watched for [D] you, loved her she [E] said, the one you left there has a [A] long time been dead.
She loved you dearly [D] but you broke her [E] heart, now stranger from her nevermore you must [A] part.
[F]
Key:
E
A
D
F
E
A
D
F
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ Nestled in the [D] heart of the Tennessee [E] hills, mist peaceful binds amidst the rocks [A] and the rills, there stands my old home, [D] stead of long, long ago.
[E] It brings back fond memories of the girl I [A] loved so.
I courted a maiden [D] so sweet and so fair, [E] with heavenly eyes and jasmine [A] brown hair.
She promised to love [D] me and said she'd be mine, [E] but I went away, leaving her there [A] behind.
I'll tell you the reason [D] why I left her there, [E] to roam this old world with its sorrow and care.
I saw her one night [D] in the arms of a man, [E] hugging and kissing as true lovers [A] can.
I went to my home [D] with a heart full of [E] woe, packed my belongings, determined [A] to go.
For many long [D] years this old world I did roam, [E] with thoughts of my sweetheart, my daughter, [A] my own. _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [E] _
_ [A] _ While dining one [D] day in a small country town, [E] a stranger walked in and he chanced [A] to sit down.
While talking of [D] loved ones I happened to [E] find, that his sister was that old sweetheart [A] of mine.
Now I am the man that you [D] saw that fatal [E] night, wrapped in the arms of my [A] sister so tight.
She waited so long for [D] the day you'd return, [E] why you left her there she [A] never could learn.
She waited and watched for [D] you, loved her she [E] said, the one you left there has a [A] long time been dead.
She loved you dearly [D] but you broke her [E] heart, now stranger from her nevermore you must [A] part. _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ Nestled in the [D] heart of the Tennessee [E] hills, mist peaceful binds amidst the rocks [A] and the rills, there stands my old home, [D] stead of long, long ago.
[E] It brings back fond memories of the girl I [A] loved so.
I courted a maiden [D] so sweet and so fair, [E] with heavenly eyes and jasmine [A] brown hair.
She promised to love [D] me and said she'd be mine, [E] but I went away, leaving her there [A] behind.
I'll tell you the reason [D] why I left her there, [E] to roam this old world with its sorrow and care.
I saw her one night [D] in the arms of a man, [E] hugging and kissing as true lovers [A] can.
I went to my home [D] with a heart full of [E] woe, packed my belongings, determined [A] to go.
For many long [D] years this old world I did roam, [E] with thoughts of my sweetheart, my daughter, [A] my own. _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [E] _
_ [A] _ While dining one [D] day in a small country town, [E] a stranger walked in and he chanced [A] to sit down.
While talking of [D] loved ones I happened to [E] find, that his sister was that old sweetheart [A] of mine.
Now I am the man that you [D] saw that fatal [E] night, wrapped in the arms of my [A] sister so tight.
She waited so long for [D] the day you'd return, [E] why you left her there she [A] never could learn.
She waited and watched for [D] you, loved her she [E] said, the one you left there has a [A] long time been dead.
She loved you dearly [D] but you broke her [E] heart, now stranger from her nevermore you must [A] part. _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _