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Requiem

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Requiem
M. Ward
Transcribed by John McKeon
(Drop D tuning)
D
: 004232
D7
: 000212
Dadd6: 000202
G
: x55433
A
: x02220 (x77655)
G#dim
: x5643x (xx643x)
       D
Intro:  
D
Well he stormed with his feet
D
He clapped with his hands
D                      G           D
He summoned all of his joy when he laughed
D                                  A
It suffered all of his joy when he cried.
D                              D7
And sometimes when he got into talkin'
             G             G#dim
Man he could rattle on and on
         D         A          D
He was a good man and now hes gone.
D
In war he was a tiger
D
When it was over, like a dove.
D                      G               D
He summoned all of his strength in the climb.
D                                         A
It suffered all of his strength in the fall.
D                              D7
Sometimes when he got into fighting
         G                               G#dim
Man he could fight with you all day long.
         D               A          D
He was a good man, and now he's gone.
D                     G      D
He put his trust in a higher power
D                        G    A
He held his power like a holy grail.
D                      G            D
He summoned all of his faith in the lifting
D                      G            A
It suffered all of his faith in the fail.
              D                             D7
His heart was stronger than a heavy metal bullet
            G                  G#dim
That's why I dedicate this song;
         D             A           D
He was a good man and now he's gone.
        D G D G A D G D G A
(Solo) (                  )
                D                            D7
His heart was stronger than a heavy metal bullet
            G                  G#dim
That's why I dedicate this song.
D A
    Dadd6

Requiem chords and lyrics

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Requiem
M. Ward
Transcribed by John McKeon
(Drop D tuning)
D: 004232
G: x55433
A: x02220 (x77655)
G#dim: x5643x (xx643x)
Intro: D 
(Solo) (D  G  D  G  A  D  G  D  G  A)
D  A  Dadd6

Requiem Chords by M. Ward

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