P.O.W. 369 - Darryl Worley
Album: I Miss My Friend
Written by: Stephen Dale Jones

This song has a bunch of "D" running bass lines, see
below for chord diagrams, it's just a matter of adding
a pinky or your thumb to the bottom strings.

**Capo fret 2**

Intro: (this progression and picking style goes into the verse)

   (D)         (D/E)      (D/F#)         (G)        
E ---------------------------------------------0----
B -----3-2-3------3-2-3-------3-2-0---0----------3--
G ---2-2-2-2------2-2-2-------2-2-2-2-0-------------
D -0------------0-----------0-------0--------0------
A -----------------------------------------2--------
E ------------0-----------2--------------3----------

Verse 1:
D 
I was flying down the highway
        D/E
Weaving in and out of traffic
      D/F#        G
I was racing time
D
An old man pulled out in front of me
    D/E
And I went crazy as can be
D/F#           G
I lost my mind
Em                         A
I blew my horn till I got close enough to see
    Em              D/F#          A           Asus  A
And what was on his car-tag sure convicted me


Chorus:
D    D/C#  D/A          A
P  O  W    three sixty-nine
G          D/F#               Em7       A
I should salute you from this heart of mine
      D            D/C#        D/A          A
And thank you for placing your life on the line
    Em       A  Asus A
For me, I'm free
D               D/C#           D/A    A     G
I pray that the rest of your journey is a peaceful one
            D/F#                 Em  D/F#
And may you take your own sweet time
    G      A
Mr. P O W three sixty-nine


REPEAT INTRO CHORDS

Verse 2:
The things we take for granted
In this life we lead are tragic
We should be ashamed
He left his home and family
And cast his fate across the sea
Would we do the same
Well I sure bet he's got some stories he could tell
Ain't that many ever made it back from hell

REPEAT CHORUS

Em     D/F#                G
Let me thank you one more time
    Em   D/F#  G           D (end with intro chord progression)
Mr. P  O  W   three sixty-nine