Chords for Michael McDermott - I Know A Place - Live @ RCT, 6-29-2013
Tempo:
131.6 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D]
[G] [D]
I know a place, it's down in Texas, it's up near Fort Worth [F#m]
[A] called the [Dm] Thorny Crown.
Now I was there in the late 90s when I was rolling down the town.
I'm not [F#] sure [Bm]
if [D] it's still there, I kind of doubt it [A] would be.
[D] I woke up that morning with blood on my pillow, sometimes you need the [A] chains to [D] get free.
Now I know a place in Mississippi, it's called Howlin' Miles, I [A] think it's too [D] below.
Or was it Jackson, or maybe Biloxi, or Tunica,
[A] hell I [D] don't know.
All I remember is the feeling that I wouldn't make it out of there.
[A]
[D] Cause sometimes you need the darkness in order [A] to ever [D] see the light.
[G] So many [D]
miles I've traveled,
[F#] so many a [Gm] dim lit bar.
[D] Cause when things start to unravel,
[G] [D] you're gonna find out who you are.
Now I know this place on the Upper West Side, it's in New York City, [A] the Dublin House [D] is named.
I met a girl there on 9-11, her name was Jill, [A] or Judy, [D] or Jane.
She was young, she was wild to me, she thought she was smarter [A] than everyone.
[D] But over a pint, she said around midnight, sometimes you gotta lose to know when you've won.
Now I don't know why they call it Stanley's, it's in Chicago, and Donnie is the man.
When I was struggling, and I had no money, Donnie Cruz lent me his hand.
Ten years later, I'm [G] still [D] working, providing for my daughter [A] and wife.
[D] Cause sometimes you need the darkness in order to [A] ever see [D] the light.
So [G] many miles [D] I've traveled, so many a dim lit bar.
Cause when things start to unravel,
[G] [D] you're gonna find out who [A] your friends [D] really are.
Yeah, sometimes you feed the darkness.
Yeah, sometimes [G] you're gonna heed [D] the darkness.
Yeah, sometimes you're gonna need the darkness in order [A] to ever [D] see the light.
[A] [D]
[N]
[G] [D]
I know a place, it's down in Texas, it's up near Fort Worth [F#m]
[A] called the [Dm] Thorny Crown.
Now I was there in the late 90s when I was rolling down the town.
I'm not [F#] sure [Bm]
if [D] it's still there, I kind of doubt it [A] would be.
[D] I woke up that morning with blood on my pillow, sometimes you need the [A] chains to [D] get free.
Now I know a place in Mississippi, it's called Howlin' Miles, I [A] think it's too [D] below.
Or was it Jackson, or maybe Biloxi, or Tunica,
[A] hell I [D] don't know.
All I remember is the feeling that I wouldn't make it out of there.
[A]
[D] Cause sometimes you need the darkness in order [A] to ever [D] see the light.
[G] So many [D]
miles I've traveled,
[F#] so many a [Gm] dim lit bar.
[D] Cause when things start to unravel,
[G] [D] you're gonna find out who you are.
Now I know this place on the Upper West Side, it's in New York City, [A] the Dublin House [D] is named.
I met a girl there on 9-11, her name was Jill, [A] or Judy, [D] or Jane.
She was young, she was wild to me, she thought she was smarter [A] than everyone.
[D] But over a pint, she said around midnight, sometimes you gotta lose to know when you've won.
Now I don't know why they call it Stanley's, it's in Chicago, and Donnie is the man.
When I was struggling, and I had no money, Donnie Cruz lent me his hand.
Ten years later, I'm [G] still [D] working, providing for my daughter [A] and wife.
[D] Cause sometimes you need the darkness in order to [A] ever see [D] the light.
So [G] many miles [D] I've traveled, so many a dim lit bar.
Cause when things start to unravel,
[G] [D] you're gonna find out who [A] your friends [D] really are.
Yeah, sometimes you feed the darkness.
Yeah, sometimes [G] you're gonna heed [D] the darkness.
Yeah, sometimes you're gonna need the darkness in order [A] to ever [D] see the light.
[A] [D]
[N]
Key:
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[D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _
_ I know a place, _ _ it's down in Texas, _ _ it's up near Fort Worth [F#m] _
[A] called the [Dm] Thorny Crown. _
_ Now I was there _ in the late 90s _ _ when I was rolling down the town. _ _
_ I'm not [F#] sure [Bm] _
_ if [D] it's still there, _ _ _ I kind of doubt it [A] would be. _ _
[D] I woke up that morning _ with blood on my pillow, _ _ _ sometimes you need the [A] chains to [D] get free. _
Now I know a place _ _ in Mississippi, _ it's called Howlin' Miles, I [A] think it's too [D] below. _
Or _ was it Jackson, _ or maybe _ Biloxi, _ or Tunica, _
[A] hell I [D] don't know. _
All I remember _ is the feeling _ that I wouldn't make it out of there.
_ [A] _ _ _
[D] _ Cause sometimes _ you need the darkness _ in _ order [A] to ever [D] see the light. _
_ [G] So many [D] _
miles I've traveled, _
_ _ _ [F#] _ so many a [Gm] dim lit bar.
[D] _ Cause when things _ start to unravel, _
_ [G] _ [D] _ _ you're gonna find out who you are.
Now I know this place _ _ on the Upper West Side, _ it's in New York City, [A] the Dublin House [D] is named. _
I met a girl there _ on 9-11, _ _ her name was Jill, [A] or Judy, [D] or Jane. _
_ She was young, _ _ she was wild to me, _ she thought she was smarter [A] than everyone. _
[D] But over a pint, _ she said around midnight, _ sometimes you gotta lose to know when you've won.
Now I don't know why they call it _ Stanley's, it's in Chicago, and Donnie is the man. _
_ When I was struggling, _ and I had no money, _ _ _ _ Donnie Cruz lent me his hand. _
_ Ten years later, _ I'm [G] still [D] working, _ _ _ providing for my daughter [A] and wife. _
_ [D] _ Cause sometimes _ you need the darkness _ _ in _ order to [A] ever see [D] the light.
_ So [G] _ many miles [D] I've traveled, _ _ _ so _ many a dim lit bar.
_ Cause when things _ start to unravel, _
_ _ [G] [D] you're gonna find out who [A] your friends [D] really are.
_ Yeah, sometimes _ you feed the darkness.
_ Yeah, sometimes _ [G] you're gonna heed [D] the darkness.
_ Yeah, sometimes _ you're gonna need the darkness _ _ in order [A] to ever [D] see the light.
_ _ [A] _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _
_ I know a place, _ _ it's down in Texas, _ _ it's up near Fort Worth [F#m] _
[A] called the [Dm] Thorny Crown. _
_ Now I was there _ in the late 90s _ _ when I was rolling down the town. _ _
_ I'm not [F#] sure [Bm] _
_ if [D] it's still there, _ _ _ I kind of doubt it [A] would be. _ _
[D] I woke up that morning _ with blood on my pillow, _ _ _ sometimes you need the [A] chains to [D] get free. _
Now I know a place _ _ in Mississippi, _ it's called Howlin' Miles, I [A] think it's too [D] below. _
Or _ was it Jackson, _ or maybe _ Biloxi, _ or Tunica, _
[A] hell I [D] don't know. _
All I remember _ is the feeling _ that I wouldn't make it out of there.
_ [A] _ _ _
[D] _ Cause sometimes _ you need the darkness _ in _ order [A] to ever [D] see the light. _
_ [G] So many [D] _
miles I've traveled, _
_ _ _ [F#] _ so many a [Gm] dim lit bar.
[D] _ Cause when things _ start to unravel, _
_ [G] _ [D] _ _ you're gonna find out who you are.
Now I know this place _ _ on the Upper West Side, _ it's in New York City, [A] the Dublin House [D] is named. _
I met a girl there _ on 9-11, _ _ her name was Jill, [A] or Judy, [D] or Jane. _
_ She was young, _ _ she was wild to me, _ she thought she was smarter [A] than everyone. _
[D] But over a pint, _ she said around midnight, _ sometimes you gotta lose to know when you've won.
Now I don't know why they call it _ Stanley's, it's in Chicago, and Donnie is the man. _
_ When I was struggling, _ and I had no money, _ _ _ _ Donnie Cruz lent me his hand. _
_ Ten years later, _ I'm [G] still [D] working, _ _ _ providing for my daughter [A] and wife. _
_ [D] _ Cause sometimes _ you need the darkness _ _ in _ order to [A] ever see [D] the light.
_ So [G] _ many miles [D] I've traveled, _ _ _ so _ many a dim lit bar.
_ Cause when things _ start to unravel, _
_ _ [G] [D] you're gonna find out who [A] your friends [D] really are.
_ Yeah, sometimes _ you feed the darkness.
_ Yeah, sometimes _ [G] you're gonna heed [D] the darkness.
_ Yeah, sometimes _ you're gonna need the darkness _ _ in order [A] to ever [D] see the light.
_ _ [A] _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _