Damn Good Cowboy - Ned LeDoux

Damn Good Cowboy

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G D Em Bm C G Em Bm
 
[Verse 1]
G D Em Bm
There's a damn good Cowboy lives out in the hills
C G Em Bm
Works hard for the brand till the sun disappears
 
G D Em Bm
The world made him rough but he hired out tough
C G Em Bm
Never asked for a thing all he has is enough
 
[Chorus]
C D
Some say he's gone, It's all in past
G Em
The way of the Cowboy wasn't made to last
 
C D
Seems every day you hear somebody say
G Em
The old west is gone it's just wrinkled remains
 
[Verse 2]
G D Em Bm
Ain't skilled in conversation his minds someplace else
C G Em Bm
On a job that needs doing rather keep to himself
 
G D Em Bm
May strike you as different but it don't matter none
C G Em Bm
He does things the old way he'll carry on
 
[Chorus]
C D
Some say he's vanished. Some say he's gone
G Em
But the Cowboy's still out on the range he calls home
 
C D
Seems every day you hear somebody say
G Em
They've all faded to dust with those old western ways
 
[Verse]
G D Em Bm
Well I've learned quite a lot from this old hired hand
C G Em Bm
The boys call him pard, I call him Dad
G D Em Bm
And maybe someday I can be a lot like him
C G Em Bm
Or lucky enough to be half the man
 
[Chorus]
C D
And I hope that he's proud, of the things that I've done
G Em
Pass on the torch between Father and Son
 
C D
Seems every day you hear somebody say
G Em
They've all faded to dust with those old western ways
D Em
Lost in the wind like an old coyote song
 
[Outro]
C D
But the cowboy ain't gone
Em
He'll carry on
C D
No cowboys aint gone
Em
We'll carry on

How to play Damn Good Cowboy

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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.

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