A Cowboys Born With A Broken Heart
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
TITLE: A cowboy's born with at broken heart
ARTIST: BOY Howdy
CD: She'd Give Anything
WRITERS: Jeffrey Steele/Chris Farren
1994 Curb Records
[Intro]
G G C C G G C C G G C C G G C C
[Verse 1]
G C G
He don't cry, when he falls down
Em C D
And he's been known, to hit the ground
G C F
There ain't too much, that could tear his world apart
G D G C
A cowboy's born, with a broken heart
[Verse 2]
G C G
So if you're trying, to make him blue
Em C D
You're better off, with someone new
G C F
'Cause he's been lonesome, right from the very start
G D G
A cowboy's born, with a broken heart
[Chorus]
C Bm
God gave him his common sense, he learned young to mend a fence
Am G
But he keeps all his feelings locked inside
C Bm
He was taught to rope and brand, and always be an honest man
Am G F D
But if it ever comes down to his pride
[Verse 3]
G C G
Just let him go, it ain't worth the fight
Em C D
He may be wrong, but he's still right
G C F
'Cause he's been lonesome, right from the very start
G D G
A cowboy's born, with a broken heart
[Solo]
G C G Em C D D
[Chorus]
C Bm
God game him his common sense, he learned young to mend a fence
Am G
He keeps all his feelings locked inside
C Bm
He was taught to rope and brand, and always be an honest man
Am G F D
But if it ever comes down to his pride
G C G
Just let him go, it ain't worth the fight
Em C D
He may be wrong, but he's still right
G C F
'Cause he's been lonesome, right from the very start
G D G C
A cowboy's born, with a broken heart
G D G C
A cowboy's born, with a broken heart
song slowly fades out G G C C G G C C
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