Dylan Montanas Last Ride - Chris Wall

Dylan Montanas Last Ride

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[Intro: ]Am G9 F C (to play with album, just pluck
the A string on 2nd fret next)
Am G9 F
 
C Em F G9
C Em F G
 
C I know that it's Em late and I F shouldn't
have G9 phoned
 
But I C just couldn't Em wait are you F there
all G alone
 
No C I didn't Em mean that it's just F one of
those G9 days
 
But if C } you've got the Em time I've got F
some{G}thing to C say
 
C I know that you Em think I'm some F famous
motel G9 cowboy
 
With his C spurs in the Em side of some F fast
fading G dream
 
And C I won't Em deny there's a F fire still in
G9 side me
 
But I'm C thinking about Em chasing some F far
G better C dream
 
Chorus:
 
And Am I G9 know what you F want and you C
need
 
And Am I'm just G9 asking if F you could believe
 
That I can try, baby I can {C}try F
 
C Em F G9
C Em F G
C Em F G9
C Em F G C
 
Am It's hard to speak with this G swallowed pride
I'm choking down
 
If F you wouldn't mind I'd G like to come around
 
C You say the Em word I'll blow F right by G9
Cheyenne
 
I'll C forfeit my Em fee and be F home in a G
day
 
If the C answer is Em no well I'll F prob'ly
keep on G9 trying
 
Cause C you know my Em mind when it F gets G
set this C way
 
And Am I G know what you F want and you C need
 
And Am I'm just G asking if F you could believe
 
That I will try; baby I will C try
 
We can F try, baby we can C try
 
C Em F G9
 
C Don't want to Em ride that lonesome F highway
any{G}more
 
C Don't want to Em ride that lonesome F highway
any{C}more Em F G9
C Em F G
C Em F G9
C Em F G C

How to play Dylan Montanas Last Ride

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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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