Son Of Virginia chords by Clutch

Intro:
Riff x4
C5 B5

Verse:
      D5
It was the morning of All Saint's Day, 'ninety eight
     E7sus4                  D5     D5
When that old blind dog started roaming around the graveyard
D5
Wouldn't have bothered me so much
      E7sus4                D5   D5
Were he not walking on his hind legs and smoking cigars

Chorus:
 C5
Recite my lineage and genealogy
    B5                 D5   D5
You've got to know your history, son of Virginia
   C5
Everybody's in the church believing they're a sinner
  B5                     D5   D5
And looking for a sign from the true son of Virginia

Verse:
     D5
When the storm blew over we made our way
    E7sus4              D5     D5
To the old hay wain to infiltrate the sarcophagus
    D5
By the dim light of a narrow window we saw
  E7sus4              D5      D5
The God's honest truth staring right back at us

Chorus:
 C5
Recite my lineage and genealogy
    B5                 D5   D5
You've got to know your history, son of Virginia
   C5
Everybody's in the church believing they're a sinner
  B5                     D5   D5
And looking for a sign from the true son of Virginia
C5
Stare into the embers on the first of November
  B5                   D5
And remember you were born a true son of Virginia

Bridge:

I was thrown to the ground as my world broke asunder
Truly we are living in an age of wonder
Truly we are living in an age of wonder

Verse:
      D5
It was the morning of All Saint's Day, '98
     E7sus4                D5  D5
When that old blind dog started calling me associate
D5
Wouldn't have bothered me so much
    E7sus4            D5     D5
were it not for the fact That was the truth of it

Chorus:
 C5
Recite our lineage and genealogy
    B5                 D5   D5
You've got to know your history, Son of Virginia
C5
Stare into the embers on the first of November
  B5                   D5   D5
And remember you were born a true son of Virginia

Bridge:

I was thrown to the ground as my world broke asunder
Truly we are living in an age of wonder
I wept like a child as the son rose above her
Truly we are living in an age of wonder.