Am C D F
e|——0———-0———–2———1–
b|—–1———-1-1———3-3——-1-1-
g|—-2———-0———–2———2—-
d———-2-0———0——————–
a|—0—–0-2-3———–0———3——
e|-0—————————————-
Am C E
e|——0———-0———0——-0–
b|—–1———-1———0-0—–0-0-
g|—-2———-0———1—1—1—-
d—————————————
a|–0——0-0——-3-0———2——
e|-0———–0———0————–
Am C D F
e|——0———-0———–2———1–
b|—–1———-1-1———3-3——-1-1-
g|—-2———-0———–2———2—-
d———-2-0———0——————–
a|—0—–0-2-3———–0———3——
e|-0—————————————-
Am E Am
e|——0——–0——-0—–
b|—–1——–0——-1-1—-
g|—-2——–1——-2—2—
d——————————
a|–0——00——–0——-0-
e|-0———0—–00———-
Am C D F
There is a house in New Orleans,
Am C E
They call it Rising Sun.
Am C D F
And it’s been the ruin of many a poor boy,
Am E
And God, I know I’m one.
Am C D F Am E Am E
Am C D F
My mother was a tailor
Am C E
She sewed my new blue jeans
Am C D F
My father was a gambling man
Am E
Down in New Orleans.
Am C D F Am E Am E
Am C D F
And the only thing a gambler needs
Am C E
Is a suitcase and a trunk.
Am C D F
And the only time he is satisfied
Am E
Is when he’s on a drunk.
Am C D F Am E Am E
Am C D F
So mother tell your children
Am C E
Not to do what I have done
Am C D F
Spend your lives in sin and misery
Am E
In the House of a Rising sun.
Am C D F Am E Am E
Am C D F
Well I’ve got one foot on the platform
Am C E
The other foot on the train.
Am C D F
I’m going back to New Orleans
Am E
To wear that ball and chain.
Am C D F Am E Am E
Am C D F
There is a house in New Orleans,
Am C E
They call it Rising Sun.
