Bless My Bones chords by The Wilder Blue

• Difficulty: Beginner 👶

Key: Em

Intro:

Em


Verse 1:
         Em
Well, we landed in Seattle feeling barely half alive
       D
It was round about 4:30 in the morning, maybe 5
      Am
I was one crispy critter after two weeks on the road
C                           B7              Em
Seeing my reflection in the mirror, man, it showed

         Em
Well, we loaded up the bus with the cold rain drizzling
D
driving back to Texas to play a show with Midland
  Am
I climbed in the cab and jammed her down in gear
C                              B7               Em
drove along those highways for what seemed like years


Chorus:
      C                  G
Well, bless my bones and show me to the stage
  D                  Am
I pull my hat low so I don’t show my age
C                     G
Do a little dance and give them all a grin
B7                                      Em
Underneath the lights, I’ll come alive again


Verse 2:
  Em
I drove away the daylight and there was no place to park
     D
so I kept the hammer down, rolling thunder through the dark
Am
Townes Van Zandt sang a snowing-on-the-tone
     C                                        B7          Em
As I climbed over the mountain pass in the construction zone

Em
Come around a curve to see a semi in my lane
D
headlights blinding, horn blaring like a train
           Am
He had his big brakes screaming like demons in the hills
C                                 B7           Em
Missed us by an inch and, man, it gave me cold    chills


Chorus:
      C                  G
Well, bless my bones and show me to the stage
  D                  Am
I pull my hat low so I don’t show my age
C                     G
Do a little dance and give them all a grin
B7                                      Em
Underneath the lights, I’ll come alive again


Interlude:
C   G   D   Am
C   G   B7  Em


Verse 3:
    Em
The band was drinking beer in back spilling it on the floor
   D
However much they drank, there was always one more
      Am
I was jamming the oldies, good old fiddle and steel
       C                            B7                Em
as the moonlight made my hands look bone-white on the wheel

  Em
I guess I never noticed that the tank never went dry
D
Troopers never looked up when we went speeding by
       Am
By the time the sun came up, we were feeling mighty fine
   C                                 B7                Em
We gave a whoop and a holler when we crossed the Texas line


Verse 4:
    Em
The show was going down in a place called Cook’s Garage
D
Finally, up ahead, I saw the sign like a mirage
Am
Pulled up to the entrance and a fellow said, who are you?
        C                           B7               Em
I said, well, I’m Zane Williams and we’re the Wilder Blue

     Em
I’ve never seen the look quite like the one that he gave me
D
Over his shoulder, I read what it said on the marquee
Am
Midland reunited for one final show
            C N.C.
He said the Wilder Blue died in a bus crash
N.C.                        Em
Must’ve been 30 years ago.


Chorus:
      C                  G
Well, bless my bones and show me to the stage
  D                  Am
I pull my hat low so I don’t show my age
C                     G
Do a little dance and give them all a grin
B7                                     Em
Underneath the lights, we'll come out again


Chorus:
      C                 G
Well, bless my soul and we'll play the tune
      D                        Am
While all the pretty people go howling at the moon
C                     G
Do a little dance and give them all a grin
B7                                       Em
Underneath the lights, we'll come alive again


Outro:
C   B7  Em