Colts Became Horses
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A G A D A G
[Verse 1]
D A G A D G D
Don't count em out boys there coming to town said the old cow boss with the cow hand
crowd
D A G A D A G D
one jump two jumps three many more there riding sky high when the two went for four,
D A G A D A G A
new rider for stupy new hand on the place heard of it's name never seen on his face tall
D
and
A G A D A G D
splendor a young buckaroo seen riding for luck on the old double D
[Refrain]
A G D A G D
There rode round and round in the old log corals hold-in on tight for one hundred years
D
bound then
A G A D A G G D
he report hem step foot in the wind colt's became horses and boys became man.
[Chorus]
A G A D A G A
[Verse 2]
D A G A D A G
Juste close enough to see that riders face they waited they watched and matched every
A D
pace waiting
A G A D A G D
to see if his luck would prevail they watched with attaint the old wooden rail
[Refrain]
A G D A G D
They rode round and round in the old log corals hold-in on tight for one hundred years
D
bound then
A G A D A G D
he report hem step foot in the wind colt's became horses and boys became man.
[Bridge]
C D G C
With boots stuck deep in the stirrups they rode one hand on the rope one digging for
gold
A D Em D G A D A
Round and round they did run like the wind ghost from the past riding thin
[Chorus]
A G A D A G A
[Verse 3]
D A G A D A G A D
After a wile that pony s'due his rider jumped of and said boy that will do he pated his
A
neck with
G A D A G D
given a tray they left there that day look in there eye
[Refrain]
A G D A G
There rode round and round in the old log corals hold-in on tight for one hundred years
D
bound then
A G A D G D
he report hem step foot in the wind colt's became horses and boys became man.
How to play Colts Became Horses
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.