Hebrews 11:40 The Mountain Goats
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HEBREWS 11:40 - The Mountain Goats
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Tabbed by: Macheeoo
Email: macheeoo@yahoo.com
Tuning: EADGBE CAPO II
This is not exactly how John plays it. He uses no capo and has a few open
strings ringing. This is my version CAPO 2 which shows the exact chords.
Intro:
D A Em G x4
[D]Mask[A]s [Em]hanging on the [G]tomb walls
[D] [A]Where the coven griev[Em]es[G]
[D]Witches hiding [A]in the br[Em]amble, [G]ground level
[D]down[A] [Em]where the dry leav[G]es
[Bm]Blow and burn sl[A]owly
[G]No ground is ever gonna [D]hold me
(Repeat Intro)
[D]Bri[A]ght [Em]candles in the [G]manor
[D] [A]Where the curse takes [Em]hold[G]
[D]Bodies rea[A]ssembling down [Em]where the worms [G]crawl
Make your [D]own f[A]riends when the[Em] world's gone [G]cold
It gets [Bm]dark and [A]then
I feel c[G]ertain I am going to rise a[D]gain
If not by [Bm]faith then by the [A]sword
I'm going to [G]be restored
(Repeat Intro)
[D]Build [A]fires to k[Em]eep the beacon f[G]lashing
[D] [A]Where the earth lies [Em]flat[G]
[D]Blood calls to [A]blood as the [Em]hours draw [G]down
In[D]vent my own [A]family[Em] i[G]f it comes to that
Hold them [Bm]close, hold them [A]near
Tell them [G]no one's ever going to hurt them [D]here
(Repeat Intro)
[D]Steal the [A]treasure and [Em]try to leave [G]town
[D] F[A]ight my way back d[Em]own[G]
[D] D[A]on't want to [Em]hurt any[G]one
[D]Probably gonna [A]have to be[Em]fore it's all [G]done
Take to the h[Bm]ills right [A]away
I'm gonna [G]get my perfect body back some[D]day
If not by [Bm]faith then by the [A]sword
I'm going to [G]be restored
(Repeat Intro)
End on Em
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