Biography:
Dallas-born to a family who loved music, Deryl Dodd grew up on gospel, bluegrass, country and rootsy rock and roll. He was heavily influenced by the soulful southern music at the Hasse Revival Center where his grandfather was pastor of the small town Pentecostal church. Deryl's first performances were there, singing harmony with his three siblings.
Guitar at age seven, banjo at thirteen, pedal steel at sixteen - the young Dodd's hands nearly always gripped a stringed instrument.
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Album: Deryl Dodd
Song: The Bitter End
Transcribed by: Kevin Jay
Capo: 3rd fret
G D Em C G
Hey man I'm glad you asked, cause I know more about that than I want
D G
to, and I'll share it with you.
G D Em C G
If you don't work things out, and save your love somehow you'll know
D
it then, what it's like at the bitter end.
CHORUS:
D G Am
First comes the down pour, an emotional up roar, brought on by don't
C D
love you anymore, followed by a slammin' door
G Am C
Then old lonely moves in, and the hurt begins, that's what it's like
D G
my friend. If you let it come to bitter end.
G D Em C G
If time were on my side, it would let me fly, back to the night
D G...
of our last fight.
G D Em C
Then I could hold my tounge, and hold on to the one I should have
G D
never let go, then I wouldn't have to know
D G Am
Everything about the down pour, an emotional up roar, brought on by don't
C D
love you anymore, followed by a slammin' door
G Am C
Then old lonely moves in, and the hurt begins, that's what it's like
D G
my friend. If you let it come to bitter end.
Solo...
D G Am
First comes the down pour, an emotional up roar, brought on by don't
C D
love you anymore, followed by a slammin' door
G Am C
Then old lonely moves in, and the hurt begins, that's what it's like
D G
my friend. If you let it come to bitter end.
G D Em C
Hey man I'm glad you asked, cause I know more about that than I
G
want to.
Song: The Bitter End
Transcribed by: Kevin Jay
Capo: 3rd fret
G D Em C G
Hey man I'm glad you asked, cause I know more about that than I want
D G
to, and I'll share it with you.
G D Em C G
If you don't work things out, and save your love somehow you'll know
D
it then, what it's like at the bitter end.
CHORUS:
D G Am
First comes the down pour, an emotional up roar, brought on by don't
C D
love you anymore, followed by a slammin' door
G Am C
Then old lonely moves in, and the hurt begins, that's what it's like
D G
my friend. If you let it come to bitter end.
G D Em C G
If time were on my side, it would let me fly, back to the night
D G...
of our last fight.
G D Em C
Then I could hold my tounge, and hold on to the one I should have
G D
never let go, then I wouldn't have to know
D G Am
Everything about the down pour, an emotional up roar, brought on by don't
C D
love you anymore, followed by a slammin' door
G Am C
Then old lonely moves in, and the hurt begins, that's what it's like
D G
my friend. If you let it come to bitter end.
Solo...
D G Am
First comes the down pour, an emotional up roar, brought on by don't
C D
love you anymore, followed by a slammin' door
G Am C
Then old lonely moves in, and the hurt begins, that's what it's like
D G
my friend. If you let it come to bitter end.
G D Em C
Hey man I'm glad you asked, cause I know more about that than I
G
want to.
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