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Ready To Go Home

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Tuning: Standard
There's Ecoming a day when the Aworld shall melt Eaway
And Jesus shall come to claim his B7own
No more Etears no pain no woe in this Awicked world beElow
Then will you be B7ready to go Ehome
AWill you be ready to go Eready to go home
To live with Him up there around the B7throne
When He Esays come unto Me will your Asoul be clean and Efree
Then will you be B7ready to go Ehome
In this Eworld of greed and hate will you Await till it's too Elate
To claim the Savior for your B7own
For He's Ecoming someday to Abear your soul aEway
Then will you be B7ready to go Ehome
As you Etravel day by day Adown life's long highEway
Are you on the road that leads to B7wrong
If you'll just Etravel in His light and Apray both day and Enight
Then you'll be B7ready to go Ehome

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Ready To Go Home

by Hank Williams

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Tuning: Standard

E A E

There's coming a day when the world shall melt away

And Jesus shall come to claim his own

E A E

No more tears no pain no woe in this wicked world below

B7 E

Then will you be ready to go home

A E

Will you be ready to go ready to go home

To live with Him up there around the throne

E A E

When He says come unto Me will your soul be clean and free

B7 E

Then will you be ready to go home

E A E

In this world of greed and hate will you wait till it's too late

To claim the Savior for your own

E A E

For He's coming someday to bear your soul away

B7 E

Then will you be ready to go home

E A E

As you travel day by day down life's long highway

Are you on the road that leads to wrong

E A E

If you'll just travel in His light and pray both day and night

B7 E

Then you'll be ready to go home

About Ready To Go Home Chords by Hank Williams

Learn how to play Ready To Go Home by Hank Williams with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Ready To Go Home chords”, “Ready To Go Home guitar chords”, or “Hank Williams Ready To Go Home chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Ready To Go Home chords and for experienced players who want accurate Ready To Go Home lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A, B7.

FAQ — Ready To Go Home by Hank Williams

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Can I transpose "Ready To Go Home" to a different key?

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Is "Ready To Go Home" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Ready To Go Home" by Hank Williams with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Hank Williams below.

What key is "Ready To Go Home" in?

The chords for "Ready To Go Home" show the original chord names (including E, A, B7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.