Chords for This Side of Sober
Tempo:
70.85 bpm
Chords used:
C#m
A
B
E
G#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B] [A] [C#m]
[B] [E] He [C#m] said, hey mister [B] can you tell me how far a walk it [A] is to the nearest bar [E] so I can turn
[B] around and run the [A] other way.
[C#m]
[E] I've got a tennecine to tie one on, if stupid was assured my sleeves would be long, [C#m] I'm
never too [B] far from making my [A] next mistake.
Because [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you
[C#m] can't feel the warmer [B] side of life when your [A] world's getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna
be a better [G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the [B] end of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
He [C#m] said, yeah I'm a God [B] fearing hard working [F#] man, but put the wrong thing in my hand, [C#m] and
I'm a [B] backslider dying down a [A] dead end road.
[C#m]
It all started [B] when my first sip of beer, [F#] saw the blur how I got from there to here,
[C#m] twelve steps feels [B] like a million more [A] miles to go.
Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you [C#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
[G#m] Well I paid for the coffee, and [A] we stepped out into the night, and [G#m] he said if I can just
make it home, [C#m] the day will be twenty [D]-nine.
Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting on your shoulders, and if you [G#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know I'm [C#m] gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#] side, sober.
Yeah.
[C#m] [B] [E]
[A] This side, [C#m] sober.
[B] [A]
[C#m] [F#]
[A] [C#m] [B] [A]
He said, hey mister can you tell me how far [E] a walk it is to the nearest bar, so I [B] can
turn around and run the other [A] way.
[F#]
[N]
[B] [E] He [C#m] said, hey mister [B] can you tell me how far a walk it [A] is to the nearest bar [E] so I can turn
[B] around and run the [A] other way.
[C#m]
[E] I've got a tennecine to tie one on, if stupid was assured my sleeves would be long, [C#m] I'm
never too [B] far from making my [A] next mistake.
Because [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you
[C#m] can't feel the warmer [B] side of life when your [A] world's getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna
be a better [G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the [B] end of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
He [C#m] said, yeah I'm a God [B] fearing hard working [F#] man, but put the wrong thing in my hand, [C#m] and
I'm a [B] backslider dying down a [A] dead end road.
[C#m]
It all started [B] when my first sip of beer, [F#] saw the blur how I got from there to here,
[C#m] twelve steps feels [B] like a million more [A] miles to go.
Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you [C#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
[G#m] Well I paid for the coffee, and [A] we stepped out into the night, and [G#m] he said if I can just
make it home, [C#m] the day will be twenty [D]-nine.
Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting on your shoulders, and if you [G#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know I'm [C#m] gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#] side, sober.
Yeah.
[C#m] [B] [E]
[A] This side, [C#m] sober.
[B] [A]
[C#m] [F#]
[A] [C#m] [B] [A]
He said, hey mister can you tell me how far [E] a walk it is to the nearest bar, so I [B] can
turn around and run the other [A] way.
[F#]
[N]
Key:
C#m
A
B
E
G#m
C#m
A
B
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [C#m] _
_ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ He [C#m] said, hey mister [B] can you tell me how far a walk it [A] is to the nearest bar [E] so I can turn
[B] around and run the [A] other way.
_ _ [C#m]
[E] I've got a tennecine to tie one on, if stupid was assured my sleeves would be long, [C#m] I'm
never too [B] far from making my [A] next mistake.
Because [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you
[C#m] can't feel the warmer [B] side of life when your [A] world's getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna
be a better [G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the [B] end of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
He [C#m] said, yeah I'm a God [B] fearing hard working [F#] man, but put the wrong thing in my hand, [C#m] and
I'm a [B] backslider dying down a [A] dead end road.
_ [C#m]
It all started [B] when my first sip of beer, [F#] saw the blur how I got from there to here,
[C#m] twelve steps feels [B] like a million more [A] miles to go.
Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you [C#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
_ [G#m] Well I paid for the coffee, and [A] we stepped out into the night, and [G#m] he said if I can just
make it home, [C#m] the day will be twenty [D]-nine. _
_ Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting on your shoulders, _ and if you [G#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know I'm [C#m] gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#] side, sober.
Yeah.
[C#m] _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ [A] This side, [C#m] sober.
_ [B] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ [F#] _
[A] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [B] _ _ [A] _
_ He said, hey mister can you tell me how far [E] a walk it is to the nearest bar, so I [B] can
turn around and run the other [A] way.
_ _ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [C#m] _
_ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ He [C#m] said, hey mister [B] can you tell me how far a walk it [A] is to the nearest bar [E] so I can turn
[B] around and run the [A] other way.
_ _ [C#m]
[E] I've got a tennecine to tie one on, if stupid was assured my sleeves would be long, [C#m] I'm
never too [B] far from making my [A] next mistake.
Because [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you
[C#m] can't feel the warmer [B] side of life when your [A] world's getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna
be a better [G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the [B] end of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
He [C#m] said, yeah I'm a God [B] fearing hard working [F#] man, but put the wrong thing in my hand, [C#m] and
I'm a [B] backslider dying down a [A] dead end road.
_ [C#m]
It all started [B] when my first sip of beer, [F#] saw the blur how I got from there to here,
[C#m] twelve steps feels [B] like a million more [A] miles to go.
Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting [A] on your shoulders, and if you [C#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know [C#m] I'm gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#m] side, sober.
_ [G#m] Well I paid for the coffee, and [A] we stepped out into the night, and [G#m] he said if I can just
make it home, [C#m] the day will be twenty [D]-nine. _
_ Yeah [E] it's hard to outrun the devil when he's sitting on your shoulders, _ and if you [G#m] can't
feel the warmer side [B] of life when your world's [A] getting colder, you know I'm [C#m] gonna be a better
[G#m] man for it when my dark [A] days are over.
But it's hard to [C#m] see the light at the end [B] of the tunnel this [F#] side, sober.
Yeah.
[C#m] _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ [A] This side, [C#m] sober.
_ [B] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ [F#] _
[A] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [B] _ _ [A] _
_ He said, hey mister can you tell me how far [E] a walk it is to the nearest bar, so I [B] can
turn around and run the other [A] way.
_ _ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _