Biography:
The Steel Woods are an American country music group[1] from Nashville, Tennessee.[2] They play music in the style of music of Southern rock.[3] They released their debut record via Woods Music / Thirty Tigers.
A quartet of Southern rock traditionalists from Nashville, the Steel Woods lay claim to the sound pioneered by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Like Skynyrd, The Steel Woods balance heavy blues-rock with Southern poetry, and they add a bit of plainspoken outlaw country to the mix, as evidenced on their 2017 debut, Straw in the Wind.
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D C/D G/B
e|--x-----------x-----------x--|
B|--3-----------3-----------3--|
G|--2-----------0-----------0--|
D|--0-----------0-----------0--|
A|--0-----------3-----------2--|
D|--0-----------x-----------x--|
Hammer on the the 3 on A string on the C/D chord in the chorus
[Intro]Lick, watched and acoustic version on youtube to come up with this
e|-----------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------|
G|-----------------------------------------| x2
D|----0-3^-0-----0---------0-3h5p3p0-------|
A|-0h3-0-----0h3--------0h3-0-------3p0----|
D|-------------------------------------3p0-|
D
[Verse 1]
D
We all need rain, Lord, the sun sure stings
D
Somebody string a rattle snake up
D
Good Lord my whole world ran dry
D
The day that wicked ol’ witch said bye
[Chorus]
D D *
She put a curse on me and one on the river
D
Now my crops won’t grow no more
D
I’ve got a hollow heart, pocket full of nothing
D
My soul wont rest and my eyes won’t pour
C/D G/B
Let the rain come down
[Verse 2]
D
I should’ve been long gone, cold turkey
D
Instead I’m sitting on the front porch stoned
D
Looking back now the past seems murky
D
It ain’t no wonder why my moneys all gone
[Chorus x1]
[Bridge]
D* D* D* D*
Look yander to the west I can feel it in my bones
D* D* D* D*
Here comes a hard rain just a blacking out the sky
D* D* D*
Id run for shelter if it was me
D* D* D* D* D*
Better pay hed to the past or wind up dry
[Chorus x2]
e|--x-----------x-----------x--|
B|--3-----------3-----------3--|
G|--2-----------0-----------0--|
D|--0-----------0-----------0--|
A|--0-----------3-----------2--|
D|--0-----------x-----------x--|
Hammer on the the 3 on A string on the C/D chord in the chorus
[Intro]Lick, watched and acoustic version on youtube to come up with this
e|-----------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------|
G|-----------------------------------------| x2
D|----0-3^-0-----0---------0-3h5p3p0-------|
A|-0h3-0-----0h3--------0h3-0-------3p0----|
D|-------------------------------------3p0-|
D
[Verse 1]
D
We all need rain, Lord, the sun sure stings
D
Somebody string a rattle snake up
D
Good Lord my whole world ran dry
D
The day that wicked ol’ witch said bye
[Chorus]
D D *
She put a curse on me and one on the river
D
Now my crops won’t grow no more
D
I’ve got a hollow heart, pocket full of nothing
D
My soul wont rest and my eyes won’t pour
C/D G/B
Let the rain come down
[Verse 2]
D
I should’ve been long gone, cold turkey
D
Instead I’m sitting on the front porch stoned
D
Looking back now the past seems murky
D
It ain’t no wonder why my moneys all gone
[Chorus x1]
[Bridge]
D* D* D* D*
Look yander to the west I can feel it in my bones
D* D* D* D*
Here comes a hard rain just a blacking out the sky
D* D* D*
Id run for shelter if it was me
D* D* D* D* D*
Better pay hed to the past or wind up dry
[Chorus x2]
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