Chords for S R V Funeral: See Much Better Copy At https://youtu.be/-Q13He92E-E
Tempo:
115.25 bpm
Chords used:
B
F#
Bm
D
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Friends remembered a man they call a guitar genius.
He was an incredible musician, incredible guitar player, and he was only going to get better.
[Bm] Just to pick up a guitar and just hit touch of soul just in a [G] heartbeat, you know.
It does give me a peaceful feeling to know that if anyone cleaned up [B] their life and turned things
around it was certainly Stevie Ray Vaughan, so I really feel like he's with the angels right now.
Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a helicopter crash early Monday on his way to Chicago.
He performed in Wisconsin Sunday night with Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, and brother Jimmy Vaughan.
[F] Rock stars Stevie Wonder, ZZ Top, Bonnie Raitt, and Dr.
John attended private memorial services.
Then at the family's request, Stevie [N] Ray Vaughan's fans and friends
got a chance to attend graveside services to pay their last respects.
Let us pray.
Faces from his boyhood days in the Dallas suburb of Oak Cliff,
friends from his days in the Austin, Texas music [D] scene, and longtime loyal fans.
2,500 in all, brave [N] 100 degree heat and jammed a grassy hillside to hear the eulogies.
He was a musician's musician, but along with that he did what you appreciate so much and that's why
you're here today in such [N] vast numbers.
He captured the hearts of thousands and thousands of people.
[F#m] He taught me to remember how important family is.
Thank you, Stevie.
[F#] Thank you for making me remember music.
Thank you for sharing [B] a part of your music with me.
I was,
[F#] [F#] was lost, [D]
but now [B] I'm [B] found.
[Bm] Was blind, but now I see.
Mike Capps, CNN, Dallas.
[F#] Had saved [Bm] a wretch [G] like me.
[B] I [D]
once was lost, but now I'm
He was an incredible musician, incredible guitar player, and he was only going to get better.
[Bm] Just to pick up a guitar and just hit touch of soul just in a [G] heartbeat, you know.
It does give me a peaceful feeling to know that if anyone cleaned up [B] their life and turned things
around it was certainly Stevie Ray Vaughan, so I really feel like he's with the angels right now.
Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a helicopter crash early Monday on his way to Chicago.
He performed in Wisconsin Sunday night with Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, and brother Jimmy Vaughan.
[F] Rock stars Stevie Wonder, ZZ Top, Bonnie Raitt, and Dr.
John attended private memorial services.
Then at the family's request, Stevie [N] Ray Vaughan's fans and friends
got a chance to attend graveside services to pay their last respects.
Let us pray.
Faces from his boyhood days in the Dallas suburb of Oak Cliff,
friends from his days in the Austin, Texas music [D] scene, and longtime loyal fans.
2,500 in all, brave [N] 100 degree heat and jammed a grassy hillside to hear the eulogies.
He was a musician's musician, but along with that he did what you appreciate so much and that's why
you're here today in such [N] vast numbers.
He captured the hearts of thousands and thousands of people.
[F#m] He taught me to remember how important family is.
Thank you, Stevie.
[F#] Thank you for making me remember music.
Thank you for sharing [B] a part of your music with me.
I was,
[F#] [F#] was lost, [D]
but now [B] I'm [B] found.
[Bm] Was blind, but now I see.
Mike Capps, CNN, Dallas.
[F#] Had saved [Bm] a wretch [G] like me.
[B] I [D]
once was lost, but now I'm
Key:
B
F#
Bm
D
G
B
F#
Bm
Friends remembered a man they call a guitar genius.
He was an incredible musician, incredible guitar player, and he was only going to get better.
[Bm] Just to pick up a guitar and just _ hit touch of soul just in a [G] heartbeat, you know.
It does give me a peaceful feeling to know that if anyone cleaned up [B] their life and turned things
around it was certainly Stevie Ray Vaughan, so I really feel like he's with the angels right now.
Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a helicopter crash early Monday on his way to Chicago.
He performed in Wisconsin Sunday night with Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, and brother Jimmy Vaughan.
[F] Rock stars Stevie Wonder, ZZ Top, Bonnie Raitt, and Dr.
John attended private memorial services.
Then at the family's request, Stevie [N] Ray Vaughan's fans and friends
got a chance to attend graveside services to pay their last respects.
Let us pray.
Faces from his boyhood days in the Dallas suburb of Oak Cliff,
friends from his days in the Austin, Texas music [D] scene, and longtime loyal fans.
2,500 in all, brave [N] 100 degree heat and jammed a grassy hillside to hear the eulogies.
He was a musician's musician, _ but along with that he did what you appreciate so much and that's why
you're here today in such [N] vast numbers.
He captured the hearts of thousands and thousands of people.
[F#m] He taught me to remember how important family is.
Thank you, Stevie.
[F#] Thank you for making me remember music.
Thank you for sharing [B] a part of your music with me.
I was, _ _
[F#] _ [F#] was lost, _ _ [D]
but now [B] _ I'm [B] found. _
_ [Bm] _ _ Was blind, _ but now _ _ I see.
Mike Capps, CNN, Dallas.
[F#] Had _ _ saved [Bm] a wretch _ _ [G] like me. _ _
[B] _ _ _ I [D] _ _ _
once was _ lost, but _ _ _ now I'm
He was an incredible musician, incredible guitar player, and he was only going to get better.
[Bm] Just to pick up a guitar and just _ hit touch of soul just in a [G] heartbeat, you know.
It does give me a peaceful feeling to know that if anyone cleaned up [B] their life and turned things
around it was certainly Stevie Ray Vaughan, so I really feel like he's with the angels right now.
Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a helicopter crash early Monday on his way to Chicago.
He performed in Wisconsin Sunday night with Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, and brother Jimmy Vaughan.
[F] Rock stars Stevie Wonder, ZZ Top, Bonnie Raitt, and Dr.
John attended private memorial services.
Then at the family's request, Stevie [N] Ray Vaughan's fans and friends
got a chance to attend graveside services to pay their last respects.
Let us pray.
Faces from his boyhood days in the Dallas suburb of Oak Cliff,
friends from his days in the Austin, Texas music [D] scene, and longtime loyal fans.
2,500 in all, brave [N] 100 degree heat and jammed a grassy hillside to hear the eulogies.
He was a musician's musician, _ but along with that he did what you appreciate so much and that's why
you're here today in such [N] vast numbers.
He captured the hearts of thousands and thousands of people.
[F#m] He taught me to remember how important family is.
Thank you, Stevie.
[F#] Thank you for making me remember music.
Thank you for sharing [B] a part of your music with me.
I was, _ _
[F#] _ [F#] was lost, _ _ [D]
but now [B] _ I'm [B] found. _
_ [Bm] _ _ Was blind, _ but now _ _ I see.
Mike Capps, CNN, Dallas.
[F#] Had _ _ saved [Bm] a wretch _ _ [G] like me. _ _
[B] _ _ _ I [D] _ _ _
once was _ lost, but _ _ _ now I'm