Shinedown What a Shame

Tom: Bb Intro: F Ab Two packs of cigarettes a day The strongest whiskey Kentucky can make F Ab Bb That's the recipe to put a vagabond on his hands and knees F Ab I watched it all up close I knew it more than most F I saw a side of him I could never show Ab Bb for the sympathy for a world that wouldn't let him be Db Bb That's the man he was Have you heard enough? F Ab Eb Bb F What a shame What a shame to judge a life that you can't change Ab Eb Bb F The choir sings the church bells ring so won't you give this man his wings Ab Bb Db what a shame to have to beg you to see we're not all the same F What a shame F Ab There's a hard life for every silver spoon there's a touch of grey for every shade of blue F Ab Bb That's the way that I see life if there was nothing wrong then there'd be nothing right Ab F and for this working man they said could barely stand there's got to be a better place to land Ab Bb some kind of remedy for a world that wouldn't let him be that's the man he was have you heard enough ( A B C E D ) (2x) A B C E D God forgive the hands that laid you down They never knew how, A B C E D but your broken heart can break the sound And change the season A Now the leaves are falling faster, G Happily ever after A You gave me hope through your endeavors A B C D E Gb G And now you will live fo-re-ver (Refrão)