Miranda Lambert - Gunpowder and Lead

If I play in G, which sounds better on guitar,

I go down an octave for the chorus. Or I play

in D, which sounds better for my voice, and go

up to the chorus (which is lots of 1). The highest

note that matters is the b3.

In D or E, ignore all the slash chords and add9’s.

And start slooooow, the chorus is a lot of words.

E-----------------|-------------------|
B-----------------|-------------------|
G--0-----00--3^-0-|-----0--0-3p0--0-0-|
D-----0h3--0------|---3--3-------3-3--|
A-----------------|-------------------|
E-3--3------------|-3-----------------|
E---------------------|----------------|
B-----------3-3---0-0-|----------------|
G-----0--0--3-3---0-0-|--3^-0--0--0----|
D--0h2--2-------------|-0-----3--3-----|
A---------------------|-------------1^-|
E-3-------------3-----|----------------|

Intro, with lots of b3 and b7 in it

DD/CGadd9D

Vox: “count” on the 1, “2” on the 4,

“3” on the b3, “feet” on the 4

Play the I more like a I5 in the verse

County road D233, D/Cunder my feet

Gadd9Nothin’ on this white rock but

DLittle old me

I’ve got Dtwo miles till D/Che makes bail

Gadd9And if I’m right we’re headed

DStraight for hell

DD/CGadd9D

It’s Dhalf past ten, another D/Csix pack in

Gadd9And I can feel the rumble like the Dcold black wind

He Dpulls in the drive, the D/Cgravel flies

Gadd9He dont know what’s waiting here this Dtime

D

Vox on the 5 of the chord

His Cfist is big but my gun’s bigger

G7He’ll find out when I pull the trigger

DD/CGadd9D