David Warmke - Cervus A New Home Serve Us New Braunfels
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Chorus] [finger pick thumb bare]
D C
They called it a new home, New Braunfels
C Am/C G
Thousands they migrated from the old hill country land
D C
Hoping for a better life in the City
C Am/C G
Looking for a free lunch and safety
[Verse 1]
D C
Born in the sticks, went to the rive to play
C Am/C G
Stayed for years is the Cedar stands on the rocks
D C
Flees, Ticks, and flies ther constant companions
C Am/C G
They walked the cedar brambles all the way to New Braunfels
[Verse 2]
D C D C
They died on the way, they died when they got here
D C D
Cars always a threat, incompetent leadership
C G
Their safety net, they kept chewing
D C
In 1965 they found this town, they flourished
C G
Rutting hard, trusting in the Flower Childs to keep them alive
[Chorus]
D C
They called it a new home, New Braunfels
C Am/C G
Thousands they migrated from the old hill country land
D C
Hoping for a better life in the City
C Am/C G
Looking for a free lunch and safety
[Verse 3]
D C
This town Been growing and growing
Am G
Exploding the last few decades
D C
Still a good place to live and raise a herd
Am C G
But people are starting to complain
[Bridge]
Am Em
Lots of folks not happy, what do they do
Am Bm
Nothing, the Bambi moms striking fear in City leaders
[Verse 4]
D C
Now they call it Paradise New Braunfels
C G
Eating miss Daisy’s, petunias, Mr Eds garden
D C F/E
Its getting to be a big mess, most afraid to harvest
C F/E
The just party at Wurstfest , eating corn drinking beer
G
behind Miss Ottos house
[Outro]
D C
They called it a new home, New Braunfels
C Am/C G
Thousands they migrated from the old hill country land
D C
Hoping for a better life in the City
C Am/C G
Looking for a free lunch and safety
C F/E G
The Cervus enjoying their permanent new home in New Braunfels
How to play David Warmke - Cervus A New Home Serve Us New Braunfels
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