God And Elvis

D D There’s an old man in South Carolina C D Believes only in God and Elvis Em Keeps a loaded rifle under the bed and C D Waits for a knock at the door. D He’s never been inside an airport C D Never been outside his town. Em And nobody knows if he’s travelled nowhere C D Except only to fight in the war. Am7 D Where open all night and we’re first in line Am7 D We’re coming up roses again Am7 D The walls we built to keep evil out C G D Only keep us in D C G D D There’s an old man in New York City C D Swears he saw God and Elvis. Em You can hear him singing the 23rd psalm C D To the tune of Heartbreak Hotel D And a cold bag of bones and a Garden of Eden C D A history of hatred and fear. Em Now he’s standing there in Washington Square C D On the road between Heaven and Hell. Am7 D Where open all night and we’re first in line Am7 D We’re coming up roses again Am7 D The walls we built to keep evil out C G D Only keep us in D C G D D C G D D Well there’s an old man on Planet America C D Waiting for God and Elvis. Em To show up one night with a bottle of Gin C D To save his soul with a song. Am7 D Where open all night and we’re first in line Am7 D We’re coming up roses again Am7 D The walls we built to keep evil out C G D Only keep us in Am7 D Yea The walls we built to keep evil out C G D Only keep us in D C G D D C G D