Biography:
The Reverend Horton Heat is both an American three-piece psychobilly band from Dallas, Texas and the stage name of its singer-songwriter frontman, Jim Heath (born in 1959 in Corpus Christi, Texas).
The group originally formed in 1985, playing its first gigs in Dallas's Deep Ellum neighborhood. Its current members are Jim "Reverend Horton" Heath on guitar and lead vocals, Jimbo Wallace on the upright bass, and Scott Churilla on drums. Through relentless touring and a manic stage show
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In Your Wildest Dreams
Reverend Horton Heat
All chords are barred so you can do that swaying rhythm
Simple picked Intro and outro starts on D string, 5th fret. It’s easy to figure out.
That leads you into strumming the Cm. On the last strum before the vocals,
you play some weird Cm diminished or augmented something. All you need to
do is move your pinky down to the E string 5th fret and let that chord ring.
Cm
Late at night, and you're sleeping,
G
You'll hear my lonesome call,
Cm
And you'll feel my waiting lips
G
Barely touching you at all
But it's only as real
Cm G#
As any dream can seem
G
I'll see you,
Cm
In your wildest dreams
Cm
A thousand miles, though I may be now,
G
I'm before you on my knees.
Cm
But a million miles can't erase,
G
The love you had for me.
A million miles it seems,
Cm G#
But you can feel my love light beam,
G Cm
I'll see you in your wildest dreams.
Break:
Fm Cm
I'll see you. You'll see me as though I were real
Fm Cm
I'll see you. You'll see me as though you could feel
Fm
My breath on your neck, The touch of my hand
Cm G#
You'll awake in a room of steam
G Cm
I'll see you in your wildest dreams.
Repeat the Break
G Cm
In your wildest dreams,
G Cm
In your wildest dreams,
G Cm
In your wildest dreams!
Finish by picking the same 6 note intro.
Reverend Horton Heat
All chords are barred so you can do that swaying rhythm
Simple picked Intro and outro starts on D string, 5th fret. It’s easy to figure out.
That leads you into strumming the Cm. On the last strum before the vocals,
you play some weird Cm diminished or augmented something. All you need to
do is move your pinky down to the E string 5th fret and let that chord ring.
Cm
Late at night, and you're sleeping,
G
You'll hear my lonesome call,
Cm
And you'll feel my waiting lips
G
Barely touching you at all
But it's only as real
Cm G#
As any dream can seem
G
I'll see you,
Cm
In your wildest dreams
Cm
A thousand miles, though I may be now,
G
I'm before you on my knees.
Cm
But a million miles can't erase,
G
The love you had for me.
A million miles it seems,
Cm G#
But you can feel my love light beam,
G Cm
I'll see you in your wildest dreams.
Break:
Fm Cm
I'll see you. You'll see me as though I were real
Fm Cm
I'll see you. You'll see me as though you could feel
Fm
My breath on your neck, The touch of my hand
Cm G#
You'll awake in a room of steam
G Cm
I'll see you in your wildest dreams.
Repeat the Break
G Cm
In your wildest dreams,
G Cm
In your wildest dreams,
G Cm
In your wildest dreams!
Finish by picking the same 6 note intro.
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