I Use To Be Her Cowboy - Ronnie Joudo

I Use To Be Her Cowboy

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[Intro ]
Am F C G X 2
 
V1
G Am F C G
I dont get to drive down that old dirt road to her place
G Am F C G
And I sure dont get to kiss her pretty face
 
G Am
She went and broke it off,
F C G
Left it all, for what I didnt do
G Am
I guess shed had enough
F
Of my Living ways
C G
And she cut me loose
 
[Refrão]
G Am
I use to be her cowboy,
F
Her wild boy,
C G
I was her everything
Am
I went and lost it all
F
For a late night call
C G
With boys out for a drink
Am F C G
Yeah The rumours were I was with someone new
Am
You know I would never do
F C G
Anything like that to hurt you
Am
I use to be her cowboy
 
F C G
 
V2
Am F C G
I still see her sister every now then
Am F C G
I dont ask her how shes been or anything
Am
I dont want to know
F C G
If Shes moved on with some new
Am
I swear Id change my ways
F
If she took me back
C G
Before you can count to two
 
[Refrão]
G Am
I use to be her cowboy,
F
Her wild boy,
C G
Oh I was her everything
Am
I went and lost it all
F
For a late night call
C G
With boys out for a drink
Am F C G
Yeah The rumours were I was with someone new
Am
Oh You know I would never do
F C G
Anything like that to hurt you
Am
I use to be her cowboy
 
F C G
Am
I use to be your cowboy
 
F C G
 
[Ponte]
F C G Am
I still got that dint on my tailgate
Am F C
And That broken windscreen wiper blade
 
When you came
G
And I tried to explain
 
[Refrão]
G Am
I use to be her cowboy,
F
Her wild boy,
C G
Oh I was her everything
Am
I went and lost it all
F
For a late night call
C G
With boys out for a drink
Am F C G
Yeah The rumours were I was with someone new
Am
Oh You know I would never do
F C G
Anything like that to hurt you
Am F C G
I use to be her cowboy
 
Am F C G
I use to be her cowboy
Am F C G
Mmmm I use to be her cowboy
Am F C G
I use to be her cowboy
Am F C G
YeahI use to be her cowboy
Am F C G
I use to be her cowboy

How to play I Use To Be Her Cowboy

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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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