Artist- Cross Canadian Ragweed
Song- Daddy's At Home
Album- Highway 377
Writer- Randy Ragsdale


Picking pattern is bass note, down up down up, alt bass, down up down up.
When playing the G chord, there is a hammer on the alternate bass sometimes,
at the part that you pick the alt bass, simply lift your finger and then hammer 
on it.
If that doesn't make sense, let me know.

*see chord formations at bottom

Verse 1:
Cadd9 	  	  	 G
Wake up Dee Dee is what he would say
Am 	  	  	 G
Then walk out my door and go start his day
Cadd9 	  	  	 G
The road so lonesome and the field so alone
Am    Am/B 	 C         G      G
To him, it felt like his home

Verse 2:
He called his wife momma
He called his kids babies
He called us from the phone to tell us
That he may be a little bit late
Maybe two or three days
But work from the field it still pays

Chorus
Cadd9 	  	  	 G
We're all gonna meet him someday
Am 	  	  	 G
And oh how we're gonna play
Cadd9 	  	  	 G
With our guitars in tune in his big music room
Am 	  	  	 G
With angels singing to every tune
Cadd9 	  	 G 	 Am 	 G
Oh but until that day know
     	 Cadd9
Daddy's at home

We're all gonna meet him someday
And oh how we're gonna play
With our guitars in tune in his big music room
With angels singing to every tune
Oh but until that day know
Daddy's at home