Key: A
Introduction:
Am G C F E
I saw the ghost of Hank Williams this mornin?
Am
On sixteenth avenue
Am G C F E
Selling homeless papers on the corner for a dollar
Am
Beneath the statue of The Muse
C G/B Am G F G
And I said, ?Hank, have you come back to haunt or save??
C G/B Am G F
He said, ?I been rolling, rolling, rolling in my grave.
E Am
I?m tired of rolling in my grave.?
verse 2
Am G C F E
He said, ?Sometimes I?ll walk along these streets alone for hours
Am
With a guitar in my hand
G C F E
I rattle doors and press my face against the windows
Am
Nobody lets me in.?
C G/B Am G F G
And I said, ?Hank, have you come back to haunt or save??
C G/B Am G F
He said, ?I been rolling, rolling, rolling in my grave.
E Am
I?m tired of rolling in my grave.?
Bridge
C G/B Am G
He said, ?Son, it looks like you?ve worn the soles clear out your boots.
F C G/B
Trying to walk that long, hard road so far from your roots,
Am G F C
But don?t you ever be ashamed of a lonesome song with three chords and the truth.?
Dm G
And I paid him for the paper with some change
Dm C G
And he shook my hand as it began to rain
C G/B Am G F G
And I said, ?Hank, have you come back to haunt or save??
C G/B Am G F
He said, ?I been rolling, rolling, rolling in my grave.
E Am
I?m tired of rolling in my grave.?
Verse/Outro
Am G C F E
I saw the ghost of Hank Williams this mornin?
Am
On sixteenth avenue
Am G C F E
Selling homeless papers on the corner for a dollar
Am *