Three Feet Of Water chords by Brantley Gilbert

Intro:
C    F

Verse 1:
      C
Got a whole lot of years, and a whole lot of pain
    F
And it all got me here where the river meets the clay
  C
Rewindin' through my past, tryin to find some good
   F
But I can't seem to see what mama always could

Chorus:
         Am             F
And that sun is shinin' down
    C             G
On all my darker days
       Am            F
They're comin' to me now
     C                 G
As I hear the preacher say
       Am          C           F
In the name of the Son and the Father
      Am     C        F
Can I really leave it all
                 C
In three feet of water?

Verse 2:
C
I can't unbreak the laws, straighten out the rules I've bent
         F
Take the broken dreams and hearts, make 'em all whole again
       C
I been carryin' around all the messes that I've made
      F
But a few more steps from now, they'll all be washed away

Chorus 2:
         Am             F
And that sun is shinin' down
    C             G
On all my darker days
       Am            F
They're comin' to me now
     C                 G
As I hear the preacher say
       Am          C           F
In the name of the Son and the Father
         Am              C        F
Who'd of thought I could leave it all
G                C
In three feet of water

Bridge:
C
Washin' over me
  G
Amazing Grace the choir sings
    Am              G            F
And now I know what mercy's all about

Chorus 3:
         Am             F
And that sun is shinin' down
    C             G
And all my darker days
        Am            F
They're nowhere to be found
        C                G
All that preacher had to say
           Am          C           F
Was in the name of the Son and the Father
         Am              C        F
Who'd've thought I could leave it all?
         Am                  C        F
You took my cross so I could leave it all
                 C
In three feet of water

Outro:
    F                   C
Mmmmm, in three feet of water
   F
Mmmmm      so, it's that simple, huh?