Wayfaring Stanger

Intro Dm 1st Verse : Dm i Am a poor wayfaring stranger G Dm travelin’ through this world alone there is no sickness toil nor danger G Dm in that fair land to which i go Chorus : Dm i’m goin’ home to see my mother ( 2nd Chorus says father , 3rd says saviour ) Am i’m goin’ home no more to roam Dm i Am just goin’ over jordan G Am Dm i Am just goin’ over home Dm G Dm G Dm 2nd Verse : i know dark clouds will hover o’er me i know my pathway is rough and steep what golden fields lie out before me where weary eyes no more will weap Chorus : 3rd Verse : i’ll soon be free from every trial this form shall rest beneath the sun i’ll drop that cross of self denial and enter in that home with god Chorus : this is a pretty simple song done by a lot of people , but i didn’t see jack white’s version in Dm so i wrote it out . . . that being said , there is a guy on youtube who calls himself the bard of cornwall and plays a mandolin version that sounds great on guitar as well and goes like this . . . Intro : A# Am Dm 1st Verse : Dm Gm Dm i Am a poor wayfaring stranger Gm Dm travelin’ through this world alone F A# there is no sickness toil nor danger Gm Am Dm in that fair land to which i go Chorus : Dm Gm Dm i’m goin’ home to see my mother ( 2nd Chorus says father , 3rd says saviour ) Am i’m goin’ home no more to roam Dm Gm Dm i Am just goin’ over jordan A# Am Dm i Am just goin’ over home A# Am Dm same words , and repeat the first Verse after the third Chorus followed by the first chours . . . and as far as i’m concerend you can swith out the G for A Gm in jack white’s version and it will still sound sweet . .