Biography:
Rehab is an American rock/rap group was formed during the late 1990s in Warner Robins, Georgia. Rehab has released two major albums and four other discs are in existence. In addition, they have charted two singles on the Hot Modern Rock Tracks charts, one of which — "Bartender Song" — has also become a minor Hot 100 and country hit. This song is also their higher entry on the Rock charts.
Rehab was originally formed as a trio: Steaknife, Danny Alexander, and Brooks Buford.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
When you move from Am to C, walk the A string from 2nd fret to 3rd.
On "take it to the house" start on the C then every two beats slide the same position up 2
frets. Hope this makes sense. I'm a drummer trying to learn acoustic, so let me hear
Thanks - Mohawk
Intro:
G D Am C
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Verse 1:
G
Chicken on the grill,
Hole in the wall where I got ill.
D
Comin home late smellin' like a still.
Mom waited up to get in my grill.
Am
That's where my dad caught me becoming a man.
Came with bail money, did the best he can.
C
Cross on the wall a bible on the table.
Under a full moon, drinkin' the black label.
G
Standin' on the screened in porch that leaned.
Chief and the good leaf feelin' the breeze.
D
Momma said everyday hit your knees and give thanks that your alive.
Am
Ah, ah
C (see note at beginning)
Oh, take it to the house, take it to the house, take it to the, take it to the.
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
Verse 2:
G
Thinkin' 'bout the years.
The troubles of the world don't matter here.
D
Talkin' 'bout Chevrolets over a beer.
Don't gotta worry 'bout what I hear.
Am
'cuz ya know it's all said in love.
And sometimes push, he comes to shove.
C
And we forgive, but we don't forget.
And it's ok to be full of it.
G
'cuz we all know who we're messin' with.
Car in the yard overrun by weeds.
D
And I remember when I used to climb that tree when I was young and dumb.
Am
Ah, ah
C (see note at beginning)
Oh, take it to the house, take it to the house, take it to the, take it to the.
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
Bridge: (Strum each chord once. No strum pattern)
G
What a beautiful day.
Thinkin' 'bout the people that I'm missing.
D
Feelin' the breeze in the trees if you listen.
Some are in the ground and some are in prison.
Am
I remember mama hangin' clothes on the line.
Way back before I opened my mind.
C
Got hit to the give hard times my fear.
I'm just damn glad to be here.
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
G
Where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
G
Welcome home
D
Welcome home
Am
Welcome home
C
Oh, take it to the house, take it to the house, take it to the, take it to the.
G
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
D
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
Am
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
C
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
On "take it to the house" start on the C then every two beats slide the same position up 2
frets. Hope this makes sense. I'm a drummer trying to learn acoustic, so let me hear
Thanks - Mohawk
Intro:
G D Am C
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Verse 1:
G
Chicken on the grill,
Hole in the wall where I got ill.
D
Comin home late smellin' like a still.
Mom waited up to get in my grill.
Am
That's where my dad caught me becoming a man.
Came with bail money, did the best he can.
C
Cross on the wall a bible on the table.
Under a full moon, drinkin' the black label.
G
Standin' on the screened in porch that leaned.
Chief and the good leaf feelin' the breeze.
D
Momma said everyday hit your knees and give thanks that your alive.
Am
Ah, ah
C (see note at beginning)
Oh, take it to the house, take it to the house, take it to the, take it to the.
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
Verse 2:
G
Thinkin' 'bout the years.
The troubles of the world don't matter here.
D
Talkin' 'bout Chevrolets over a beer.
Don't gotta worry 'bout what I hear.
Am
'cuz ya know it's all said in love.
And sometimes push, he comes to shove.
C
And we forgive, but we don't forget.
And it's ok to be full of it.
G
'cuz we all know who we're messin' with.
Car in the yard overrun by weeds.
D
And I remember when I used to climb that tree when I was young and dumb.
Am
Ah, ah
C (see note at beginning)
Oh, take it to the house, take it to the house, take it to the, take it to the.
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
Bridge: (Strum each chord once. No strum pattern)
G
What a beautiful day.
Thinkin' 'bout the people that I'm missing.
D
Feelin' the breeze in the trees if you listen.
Some are in the ground and some are in prison.
Am
I remember mama hangin' clothes on the line.
Way back before I opened my mind.
C
Got hit to the give hard times my fear.
I'm just damn glad to be here.
Chorus:
G
Welcome home, where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
G
Where the faucets drip at night.
D
Welcome home, where the screen door don't hang right.
Am C
Welcome home, the only place you'll ever fight, because you'll love.
Over and over again.
G
Welcome home
D
Welcome home
Am
Welcome home
C
Oh, take it to the house, take it to the house, take it to the, take it to the.
G
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
D
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
Am
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
C
Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.
