Verse 1:
G C
Iâve always been a domestic violence extremist but I,
G D
Found a spark of redemption âneath a tear-stained sky.
G C
Raised my hands in anger, broke the ones I love,
G D G
Now Iâm begginâ forgiveness from the Lord above.
Chorus:
C G
Oh, the banjoâs cryinâ for the pain Iâve sown,
D G
In a lonesome trailer where the cold winds moan.
C G
But Iâm breakinâ free from the chains I wore,
D G
Gonna love my family, hurt no more.
Verse 2:
G C
The bottle was my preacher, and the fist my creed,
G D
Left scars on my darlinâ, made her poor heart bleed.
G C
But a jail cell mirror showed a man I didnât know,
G D G
So I traded hate for grace down this dusty road.
(Chorus)
C G
Oh, the banjoâs cryinâ for the pain Iâve sown,
D G
In a lonesome trailer where the cold winds moan.
C G
But Iâm breakinâ free from the chains I wore,
D G
Gonna love my family, hurt no more.
Bridge:
C G
The preacher said, âSon, you can change your fate,â
D G
So Iâm buildinâ bridges âfore itâs too damn late.
C G
With every step Iâm learninâ to be kind and true,
D G
Mendinâ hearts I broke with the love I never knew.
Verse 3:
G C
Now Iâm singinâ soft to my kids at night,
G D
Holdinâ my sweet wife in the pale moonlight.
G C
The banjoâs still playinâ, but itâs hope I hear,
G D G
A better manâs risinâ through the guilt and fear.
(Chorus)
C G
Oh, the banjoâs cryinâ for the pain Iâve sown,
D G
In a lonesome trailer where the cold winds moan.
C G
But Iâm breakinâ free from the chains I wore,
D G
Gonna love my family, hurt no more.
Outro:
G C
Iâve always been a fighter, but Iâm changinâ now,
G D
Swearinâ on my soul, Iâll keep this holy vow.
G C
The banjoâs singinâ freedom as I walk this land,
G D G
A redeemed olâ sinner with a Bible in my hand.
âIâve always been a domestic violence extremist but I âŠâ
Help me folks, thereâs a good country song here.
To the tune of foggy mountain breakdown https://youtube.com/shorts/OXF7gwgekVo
Verse 1: G C Iâve always been a domestic violence extremist but I, G D Found a spark of redemption âneath a tear-stained sky. G C Raised my hands in anger, broke the ones I love, G D G Now Iâm begginâ forgiveness from the Lord above.
Chorus: C G Oh, the banjoâs cryinâ for the pain Iâve sown, D G In a lonesome trailer where the cold winds moan. C G But Iâm breakinâ free from the chains I wore, D G Gonna love my family, hurt no more.
Verse 2: G C The bottle was my preacher, and the fist my creed, G D Left scars on my darlinâ, made her poor heart bleed. G C But a jail cell mirror showed a man I didnât know, G D G So I traded hate for grace down this dusty road.
(Chorus) C G Oh, the banjoâs cryinâ for the pain Iâve sown, D G In a lonesome trailer where the cold winds moan. C G But Iâm breakinâ free from the chains I wore, D G Gonna love my family, hurt no more.
Bridge: C G The preacher said, âSon, you can change your fate,â D G So Iâm buildinâ bridges âfore itâs too damn late. C G With every step Iâm learninâ to be kind and true, D G Mendinâ hearts I broke with the love I never knew.
Verse 3: G C Now Iâm singinâ soft to my kids at night, G D Holdinâ my sweet wife in the pale moonlight. G C The banjoâs still playinâ, but itâs hope I hear, G D G A better manâs risinâ through the guilt and fear.
(Chorus) C G Oh, the banjoâs cryinâ for the pain Iâve sown, D G In a lonesome trailer where the cold winds moan. C G But Iâm breakinâ free from the chains I wore, D G Gonna love my family, hurt no more.
Outro: G C Iâve always been a fighter, but Iâm changinâ now, G D Swearinâ on my soul, Iâll keep this holy vow. G C The banjoâs singinâ freedom as I walk this land, G D G A redeemed olâ sinner with a Bible in my hand.
Somewhere in that song a dog dies and thereâs a back porch for sipping wine.
Don't forget the truck.