Ian Munsick - Wolf Creek Road, аккорды

Вступление WOLF CREEK ROAD As recorded by Ian Munsick (From the 2025 Album EAGLE FEATHER) Capo 4th fret [Intro] Em D A [Verse 1] G D I was just a dumb boy tryna prove I was a man A Six-pack full of courage and truck full of my friends G D The cops were on the highway, so we took ol' Wolf Creek home A Bobby double-dared me to put that pedal to the floor G D A Yeah, we rode off of Wolf Creek Road [Verse 2] G D Must've been some angels watching 'cause we didn't need one stitch A My truck would never run again, but we walked out of that ditch G D And when I told my old man, thought I might as well be dead A But he didn't lose his temper, no, this is what he said G D A As we rode down Wolf Creek Road [Chorus] Em D Where the gravel meets thе grass on a switchback on the road A Where young mеn go too fast thinking they're made out of stone Em D "Boy, you got another chance, but, son, there's some who won't A Yeah, you can push your luck, but I'm praying that you don't G D A End up a cross on the side of Wolf Creek Road" [Verse 3] G D 'Bout a mile from where I wrecked, he parked his pickup to the right A We just sat there staring at those two sticks painted white G D Didn't have no conversation, but I know he knew I heard A Well, he taught me a lesson, didn't have to say one word G D A Drove home slow down Wolf Creek Road [Guitar Solo] G D [Chorus] Em D Where the gravel meets thе grass on a switchback on the road A Where young mеn go too fast thinking they're made out of stone Em D "Boy, you got another chance, but, son, there's some who won't A Yeah, you can push your luck, but I'm praying that you don't G D A End up a cross on the side of Wolf Creek Road" [Verse 4] G D They put blacktop on the switchbacks and a rail replaced the cross A But some things in this wicked world should never be forgot G D So I put one back up yesterday so some young man might see A Raising hell behind the wheel might put you six feet deep G D A Painted white on the side of Wolf Creek Road [Outro] G D A Yeah, I thank God I'm not a cross on Wolf Creek Road