Chords for Steve Earle - Pilgrim (w/Emmylou Harris & Margo Price)
Tempo:
75.45 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
Gm
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
The best doghouse bass player this town ever saw, his name was Roy Husky Jr.
[G]
And the day that we married, Roy, I was gonna sing and I tried to think of something that I could
sing and I just, you know, I'm not really so much a singer as I am a writer, so I just got up [D] and I
wrote something and besides, [Gm] I had to follow John Hartford and [G] I take it to the lectern and
just sang it.
And Emmy and I are getting ready to go out and do these Lapa Doosa concerts and
what they're about is that everybody deserves a [G] home, everybody [D] deserves a place on this planet
[G] and we're going through a period of time right now where the world's sort of tipped on its axis and
people are just being emptied out of one whole part of the world and they gotta go somewhere
and it's up to those [Em] of us that have the most [C] to take [G] care of those people, no matter
[D] what we think we're afraid of and [G] what people tell us we're afraid of because it's the right thing to do.
[F#m]
I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D] I'm just a pilgrim [G] on this road, boys.
I'm [D] just a pilgrim on this [G] road, boys.
[D] This ain't never [G] been my home.
Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
Sometimes the road was rocky along the way, boys.
Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
[D] I was never traveling [G] alone.
[D] We'd meet again on [G] some bright highway.
[C] Songs [G] to sing and [D] tales to tell.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D]
Till I see a [G] faded word.
[D]
[A] [D]
You don't need to cry for me, boys.
[G] You don't need to cry for [D] me, boys.
[G] You don't need to cry [D] for me, boys.
[A] Somewhere down the road, you'll understand.
I expect to touch his hand, boys.
[G] I expect to touch [D] his hand, boys.
[G] I expect to [D] touch his hand, boys.
[A] I'll put in a word for you if [D] I can.
[A] We'll meet again on some [D] bright highway.
[G] [D] Songs to sing and [A] tales to tell.
[D] But I'm just a pilgrim on this road, [D#]
boys.
[Gm] I'm just [A#m] a pilgrim on this [N] road, boys.
[G] I'm just a [Bm] pilgrim on this [F#] road, boys.
[G#] Till I see you [C#] fading out.
[D]
[G]
[D]
[A]
[D] I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, [A] boys.
Till I see you [D] fading out.
I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D] I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road.
I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[A] Till I see you [D] fading out.
[G]
[D] [G]
[D] [A]
[D]
[G]
And the day that we married, Roy, I was gonna sing and I tried to think of something that I could
sing and I just, you know, I'm not really so much a singer as I am a writer, so I just got up [D] and I
wrote something and besides, [Gm] I had to follow John Hartford and [G] I take it to the lectern and
just sang it.
And Emmy and I are getting ready to go out and do these Lapa Doosa concerts and
what they're about is that everybody deserves a [G] home, everybody [D] deserves a place on this planet
[G] and we're going through a period of time right now where the world's sort of tipped on its axis and
people are just being emptied out of one whole part of the world and they gotta go somewhere
and it's up to those [Em] of us that have the most [C] to take [G] care of those people, no matter
[D] what we think we're afraid of and [G] what people tell us we're afraid of because it's the right thing to do.
[F#m]
I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D] I'm just a pilgrim [G] on this road, boys.
I'm [D] just a pilgrim on this [G] road, boys.
[D] This ain't never [G] been my home.
Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
Sometimes the road was rocky along the way, boys.
Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
[D] I was never traveling [G] alone.
[D] We'd meet again on [G] some bright highway.
[C] Songs [G] to sing and [D] tales to tell.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D]
Till I see a [G] faded word.
[D]
[A] [D]
You don't need to cry for me, boys.
[G] You don't need to cry for [D] me, boys.
[G] You don't need to cry [D] for me, boys.
[A] Somewhere down the road, you'll understand.
I expect to touch his hand, boys.
[G] I expect to touch [D] his hand, boys.
[G] I expect to [D] touch his hand, boys.
[A] I'll put in a word for you if [D] I can.
[A] We'll meet again on some [D] bright highway.
[G] [D] Songs to sing and [A] tales to tell.
[D] But I'm just a pilgrim on this road, [D#]
boys.
[Gm] I'm just [A#m] a pilgrim on this [N] road, boys.
[G] I'm just a [Bm] pilgrim on this [F#] road, boys.
[G#] Till I see you [C#] fading out.
[D]
[G]
[D]
[A]
[D] I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, [A] boys.
Till I see you [D] fading out.
I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D] I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road.
I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[A] Till I see you [D] fading out.
[G]
[D] [G]
[D] [A]
[D]
Key:
D
G
A
Gm
C
D
G
A
The best doghouse bass player this town ever saw, his name was Roy Husky Jr.
[G] _ _
_ _ _ And the day that we married, Roy, I was gonna sing and I tried to think of something that I could
sing and I just, you know, I'm not really so much a singer as I am a writer, so I just got up [D] and I
wrote something and besides, [Gm] I had to follow John Hartford and [G] I take it to the lectern and
just sang it.
_ And Emmy and I are getting ready to go out and do these Lapa Doosa concerts and
what they're about is that _ _ everybody deserves a [G] home, everybody [D] deserves a place on this planet
[G] _ and we're going through a period of time right now where the world's sort of tipped on its axis and
people are just being emptied out of one whole part of the world and they gotta go somewhere
and it's up to those [Em] of us that have the most [C] to take [G] care of those people, no matter
[D] what we think we're afraid of and [G] what people tell us we're afraid of because it's the right thing to do. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
_ [D] I'm just a pilgrim [G] on this road, boys.
_ I'm [D] just a pilgrim on this [G] road, boys.
_ [D] This ain't never [G] been my home.
_ _ Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
_ Sometimes the road was rocky along the way, boys.
Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
_ [D] I was never traveling [G] alone.
_ _ [D] We'd meet again on [G] some bright _ highway.
_ [C] Songs [G] to sing and [D] tales to tell.
_ _ [G] I'm just a pilgrim on this road, _ boys.
[D]
Till I see a [G] faded word. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
You don't need to cry for me, boys.
[G] You don't need to cry for [D] me, boys. _
[G] You don't need to cry [D] for me, boys.
[A] Somewhere down the road, you'll understand. _ _
I expect to touch his hand, boys. _
[G] I expect to touch [D] his hand, boys. _
[G] I expect to [D] touch his hand, boys. _
[A] I'll put in a word for you if [D] I can. _ _
[A] We'll meet again on some [D] bright highway. _
[G] _ [D] Songs to sing and [A] tales to tell. _
[D] But I'm just a pilgrim on this road, [D#]
boys.
[Gm] I'm just [A#m] a pilgrim on this [N] road, boys.
_ [G] I'm just a [Bm] pilgrim on this [F#] road, boys.
[G#] Till I see you [C#] fading out.
_ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, _ [A] boys.
Till I see you [D] fading out.
_ _ I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D] I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road.
_ _ I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[A] _ Till I see you [D] fading out. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _
_ _ _ And the day that we married, Roy, I was gonna sing and I tried to think of something that I could
sing and I just, you know, I'm not really so much a singer as I am a writer, so I just got up [D] and I
wrote something and besides, [Gm] I had to follow John Hartford and [G] I take it to the lectern and
just sang it.
_ And Emmy and I are getting ready to go out and do these Lapa Doosa concerts and
what they're about is that _ _ everybody deserves a [G] home, everybody [D] deserves a place on this planet
[G] _ and we're going through a period of time right now where the world's sort of tipped on its axis and
people are just being emptied out of one whole part of the world and they gotta go somewhere
and it's up to those [Em] of us that have the most [C] to take [G] care of those people, no matter
[D] what we think we're afraid of and [G] what people tell us we're afraid of because it's the right thing to do. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
_ [D] I'm just a pilgrim [G] on this road, boys.
_ I'm [D] just a pilgrim on this [G] road, boys.
_ [D] This ain't never [G] been my home.
_ _ Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
_ Sometimes the road was rocky along the way, boys.
Sometimes the road was rocky
along the way, boys.
_ [D] I was never traveling [G] alone.
_ _ [D] We'd meet again on [G] some bright _ highway.
_ [C] Songs [G] to sing and [D] tales to tell.
_ _ [G] I'm just a pilgrim on this road, _ boys.
[D]
Till I see a [G] faded word. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
You don't need to cry for me, boys.
[G] You don't need to cry for [D] me, boys. _
[G] You don't need to cry [D] for me, boys.
[A] Somewhere down the road, you'll understand. _ _
I expect to touch his hand, boys. _
[G] I expect to touch [D] his hand, boys. _
[G] I expect to [D] touch his hand, boys. _
[A] I'll put in a word for you if [D] I can. _ _
[A] We'll meet again on some [D] bright highway. _
[G] _ [D] Songs to sing and [A] tales to tell. _
[D] But I'm just a pilgrim on this road, [D#]
boys.
[Gm] I'm just [A#m] a pilgrim on this [N] road, boys.
_ [G] I'm just a [Bm] pilgrim on this [F#] road, boys.
[G#] Till I see you [C#] fading out.
_ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[G] I'm just a pilgrim [D] on this road, _ [A] boys.
Till I see you [D] fading out.
_ _ I'm just a pilgrim on this road, boys.
[D] I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road.
_ _ I'm [G] just a pilgrim [D] on this road, boys.
[A] _ Till I see you [D] fading out. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _