Biography:
Rod Clements (born Roderick Parry Clements, 17 November 1947, in North Shields, UK) played bass guitar and violin in Lindisfarne, a British folk/rock group established in 1970 (renamed from Brethren) and fronted by singer/songwriter Alan Hull.
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Other songs:
- A Dream Within A Dream
- Aint No More Cane
- Blue Interior
- Bourgeois Blues
- Candelight
- Cant Do Right For Doing Wrong
- Charity Main
- Cowboy In The Rain
- Hard Travelling
- Hattie Mcdaniel At The Oscars 1939
- Lost Highway
- Meet Me On The Corner
- Old Blue Goose
- One More Night With You
- Ragtown
- Remember Tomorrow
- Road To Kingdom Come
- Roads Of East Northumberland
- Stamping Ground
- The Train That Carried My Girl From Town
- We Have To Talk
- Whisky Highway
- Whole Lifestyle Thing
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Rod Clements - Road To Kingdom Come
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
E D
I have no-one to call my friend
E G7
The road I travel has no end
D
So I turn my face up to the sun
C G D C G D
I walk on down the road to kingdom come
[Verse 2]
E D
And as I walk this lonely road
E G7
Nobody help me to bear my load
D
Somebody tell me what it is I've done
C G D C G D
Condemned to walk this road to kingdom come
[Instrumental] D C G D C G D
[Verse 3]
E D
And if you pass me on the side
E G7
Why don't you stop and let me ride
D
You just had a better deal than some
C G D
Walking down the road to kingdom come
[Verse 4]
E D
And if you pass this way some day
E G7
And you should find I've gone my way
D
There'll always be some poor boy on the bum
C G D
Walking down the road to kingdom come
C G D
Walking down the road to kingdom come
[Outro]
G D G D C G D C G D
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
E D
I have no-one to call my friend
E G7
The road I travel has no end
D
So I turn my face up to the sun
C G D C G D
I walk on down the road to kingdom come
[Verse 2]
E D
And as I walk this lonely road
E G7
Nobody help me to bear my load
D
Somebody tell me what it is I've done
C G D C G D
Condemned to walk this road to kingdom come
[Instrumental] D C G D C G D
[Verse 3]
E D
And if you pass me on the side
E G7
Why don't you stop and let me ride
D
You just had a better deal than some
C G D
Walking down the road to kingdom come
[Verse 4]
E D
And if you pass this way some day
E G7
And you should find I've gone my way
D
There'll always be some poor boy on the bum
C G D
Walking down the road to kingdom come
C G D
Walking down the road to kingdom come
[Outro]
G D G D C G D C G D
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