The Wanderer is a four piece rock band from Tampa Florida. They are giving away their debut EP for free on their website, so get it and listen for strum patterns. www.TheWandererFl.com Verse: Am Em Old man Johnny Law, he came knockin' on my door Am I shot him dead, twice in the head Em He won't bother me no more Am I'm going down to Texas Em Where the city meets the sun F Em Am I think it's time I lay down my guns F Em Am I think it's time I lay down my guns So I found myself a chapel Bowed my head and learned to pray When I saw the preacher's daughter She turned her eyes my way She climbed into my back seat And I showed her all of my scars Lord knows we can fall so far Lord knows we can fall so far Dm Am But my skin is so thick that I don't feel at all Em Am And when the fire starts burning I'm the last one you'll call Dm Am See my hands are so calloused and bruised F Em Am My heart will stay black and blue I took a job in Mississippi working on the train That's where I learned to gamble and to drink away my pain When my fears grab hold of me they call me by my name Lord knows I can't change Lord knows I can't change But my skin is so thick that I don't feel at all And when the fire starts burning I'm the last one you'll call See my hands are so calloused and bruised My heart will stay black and blue (guitar solo) Play chorus chords So I'll take what I've been given I can't change the things I've done Lord knows my time has come Lord knows my time has come (guitar solo 2)Play chorus chords Yeah my skin is so thick that I don't feel at all And when the fire starts burning I'm the last one you'll call See my hands are so calloused and bruised My heart will stay black and blue