Field Of Dreams
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
SONG: FIELD OF DREAMS
ARTIST: IAN MUNSICK ft. VINCE GILL
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/V0URPIuxNXM
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
IAN MUNSICK ft. VINCE GILL
CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
D D7sus4 D7sus4 D
D D7sus4 D7sus4 D
[Verse]
D D7sus4
There's a tractor in a pasture
D
Out past the blacktop roads
D7sus4
You can't get there faster
D
Than an Appaloosa goes
D7sus4
And if my horse can't take me there
D
That's where my mind'll roam
F Am D
To my Old Man's field of dreams
[Verse]
D D7sus4
All he ever wanted
D
Was a simple life out west
D7sus4
Somewhere that the bankers
D
Hadn't bought and fenced in yet
D7sus4
Met a cowgirl up in Cody
D
He asked and she said yes
F Am D
In my Old Man's field of dreams
[Chorus]
G D
He worked hard until the sun went down
Em D
Played fiddle all night long
G D
Said boys go chop some cottonwood
Em D
'Cause winters coming on
G D
Hope for snow up on the mountain
Am7 D
Pray for rain in the spring
C G
For my Old Man's field of dreams
[Verse]
D D7sus4
There ain't no getting rich
D
Baling alfalfa hay
D7sus4
But that bar band, beer joint money
D
Well it kept the wolves away
D7sus4
Hell money never was the kinda green
D
He loved anyway
F Am7 D
It was my Old Man's field of dreams
Play 'er Vince
[Instrumental/Solo]
D D7sus4 D G
D D7sus4 Dsus4 G
D D7sus4 Dm7 D
F Am7 D
[Chorus]
G D
He worked hard until the sun went down
Em D
Played fiddle all night long
G D
Said boys go chop some cottonwood
Em D
'Cause winters coming on
G D
Hope for snow up on the mountain
Am7 D
Pray for rain in the spring
C G
For my Old Man's field of dreams
[Verse]
D D7sus4
There's a tractor in a pasture
D
Out past the blacktop roads
D7sus4
Can't get there any faster
D
Than an Appaloosa goes
D7sus4
And just like we did him someday
D
I hope they lay me low
[Outro]
F Am D
In my Old Man's field of dreams
F Am D
In my Old Man's field of dreams
How to play Field Of Dreams
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