Intro: E Abm E Abm E Abm Gb E (x2) Verse 1: E Abm E Abm I had it with me everywhere I've been E Abm Gb E Red clay under my nails, deep crimson on my skin E Abm E Abm You could strip me of everything I own E Abm Gb E And just leave me with the memories of my Alabama home Chorus: Gb E B I guess the highway didn't kill me after all Gb E B But I thought I was a goner in that trailer fire in Arkansas Gb E B But I just let her burn and walked away Gb E E Abm E Abm E Abm Gb E And crawled back to the crimson and the clay Verse 2: E Abm E Abm I got a little bolt action for my 9th birthday E Abm Gb E I can flip a silver dollar from a hundred yards away E Abm E Abm A 1911 under my floor mat E Abm Gb E Then one day it just occurred to me, I got no use for that Chorus: Gb E B Guess the city didn't kill me after all Gb E B The thing that nearly took me out was loneliness and alcohol Gb E B And I just put it down and walked away Gb E E Abm E Abm E Abm Gb E And crawled back to the crimson and the clay Bridge: E Abm B Gb See the moon in the morning, I anticipate the night E Abm B Gb Licked the spoon in the kitchen, we prayed to Martha White E Abm B Gb Little noose in a locker, brown eyes crying in the hall E Abm B Gb Rebel flags on the highway, wooden crosses on the wall Chorus: Gb E B Guess the small town didn't suit me after all Gb E B There's still so many lonely kids surrounded by the rest of y'all Gb E B And I can't seem to keep myself away Gb E E Abm E Abm E Abm Gb Gb E Abm E Abm E Abm Gb E So I head back to the crimson and the clay This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
5 ukulele chords used in "Crimson and Clay" by Jason Isbell: A, B, E, Gb and Abm














