Chord Gitar Dave Alvin - Somebodys Husband Somebodys Son Kunci Dasar - Chords.id (Nada Dasar F#)

Verse

G#                                  C#             G#
Out on the freight lines there's an old hobo camp
                                              D#
Where a drunk man lay sleeping, a ragged old tramp
G#                                  C#             G#
And the lines in his face mark a life on the run
G#                           D#            G#
Is he somebody's husband, somebody's son?
 
[Verse 2]
G#                                  C#          G#
Every week the newspaper tells a story of rage
                                               D#
Where the victims lay scatterd all across the front page
G#                                     C#              G#
And there's allways some loner on a spree with a gun
G#                           D#            G#
Is he somebody's husband, somebody's son
 
[Chorus]
C#                                      G#
From the death rows of prison to the soup kitchen door
                                          D#
Each soul is an equal in the eyes of the lord
G#                              C#                G#
Though hatred sonsumes them, once they were loved
G#                                D#            G#
They where somebody's husband, somebody's son
 
[Verse 3]
G#                                C#            G#
So out on your journy down the highway of life
                                             D#
Cherish your mother, crave the love of your wife
G#                                    C#               G#
And forget not the outcast and the homeless were once
G#                     D#            G#
somebody's husband, somebody's son
 
[Chorus]
C#                                      G#
From the death rows of prison to the soup kitchen door
                                          D#
Each soul is an equal in the eyes of the lord
G#                              C#                G#
Though hatred sonsumes them, once they were loved
G#                                D#            G#
They where somebody's husband, somebody's son