Biography:
Guitarist, singer and songwriter John Campbell had the potential of turning a whole new generation of people onto the blues in the 1990s, much the same way Stevie Ray Vaughan did in the 1980s. His vocals were so powerful and his guitar playing so fiery, you couldn't help but stop what you were doing and pay attention to what you were hearing. But unfortunately, because of frail health and a rough European tour, he suffered a heart attack while sleeping on June 13, 1993, at the age of 41.
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Please note this is transposed a semi tone up to make it playable with standard tuning
[Verse 1]
Riff x 2
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
B C7 - B
What's a man to do
When he can't trust his woman no more?
[Verse 2]
Riff x 2
Em
She says she did no wrong,
And seeing him was no big thing.
Em
She says she did no wrong,
And seeing him was no big thing.
B C7 - B
She ain't admitting nothing,
But I believe she spread her wings.
[Bridge]
A
I touched her last night
And she rolled over in her sleep.
Em
A
I pulled her close
And softly kissed her cheek.
Em
A
But she whispered his name
B - C7 - B
As she pressed her chest to me.
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
B Em
And the Wolf is at my door.
[Solo]
Em x 8 Bars then B C7 B
[Verse 3]
Riff x 2
Em
To my pride, it's very simple,
I'll just pack and walk right out.
Em
To my pride, it's very simple,
I'll just pack and walk right out.
B C7 - B
But my heart begs me to stay
If there's a shadow of a doubt.
[Verse 1 Reprise]
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
B C7 - B
What's a man to do
When he can't trust his woman no more?
[Ending solo]
Em x 8 Bars then B C7 B
[Verse 1]
Riff x 2
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
B C7 - B
What's a man to do
When he can't trust his woman no more?
[Verse 2]
Riff x 2
Em
She says she did no wrong,
And seeing him was no big thing.
Em
She says she did no wrong,
And seeing him was no big thing.
B C7 - B
She ain't admitting nothing,
But I believe she spread her wings.
[Bridge]
A
I touched her last night
And she rolled over in her sleep.
Em
A
I pulled her close
And softly kissed her cheek.
Em
A
But she whispered his name
B - C7 - B
As she pressed her chest to me.
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
B Em
And the Wolf is at my door.
[Solo]
Em x 8 Bars then B C7 B
[Verse 3]
Riff x 2
Em
To my pride, it's very simple,
I'll just pack and walk right out.
Em
To my pride, it's very simple,
I'll just pack and walk right out.
B C7 - B
But my heart begs me to stay
If there's a shadow of a doubt.
[Verse 1 Reprise]
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
Em
I got the Devil in my closet,
And the wolf is at my door.
B C7 - B
What's a man to do
When he can't trust his woman no more?
[Ending solo]
Em x 8 Bars then B C7 B
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