Kaw Valley Drifters - Flint Hills Rock
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C C C C C
[Verse 1]
C F
I Got Tired Of Kansas, So I Took a Trip Down To The Desert
C G
Put On My Cowboy Hat, Played Some Marty And Felt Pretty Clever
C F
I Drank Tequila With A Mexican Girl And Asked Her, "¿Como Se Yama?"
C G
Maybe My Spanish Was Good, Or Maybe She Was Also Feeling Lonely
C F
I Bid Her Farewell, Asta La Vista Baby Have A Good Life
C G
I Thought She Looked Pretty Good And That She'd Make Some Man An Okay Wife
C F
But To Myself I Spoke It Brutally Honest, And It Was Easy To See
C G C
That I Was Running From A Love That I Wanted, But Didn't Want Me
[Chorus 1]
F C
And I Was Shufflin' West, Putting Ground Between Myself And My Home
F C
Wasn't Sad, Wasn't Angry, Didn't Even Feel Like I Was Alone
F C B
And That Love Ain't My First Or My Last, Oh I Can Count 'Em Like The Fingers On My Hand
G C
I Just Yearn To Practice Being Complacent, Gettin' Stoned In The Hills Of Sand
[Solo]
C F C G C
[Verse 2]
C F
In A Few Months Time, I Found Myself Alone In Salt Lake City
C G
Without A Dime To My Name, But I Was Wealthy When It Came To Self-Pity
C F
So There I Was, Looking Back The Way That I Came
C G C
And I Was Thinking About A Girl, But Damn, I Can't Remember Her Name
[Bridge]
F C
Wasted Again, Wonderin' Where It Went Wrong
F C
Wasted Half A Year, And All I Have To Show Is This Song
F
Bound For the Sun and The Sand
C B
In the Morning, I'll Be Gone Again
G
Without A Care In the World, No Ball And Chain
And A Big Ol' Joint In My Hand
[Chorus 2]
F C
I Was Shufflin' West, Putting Ground Between Myself And My Home
F C
Wasn't Sad, Wasn't Angry, Didn't Even Feel Like I Was Alone
F C B
And That Love Ain't My First Or My Last, Oh I Can Count 'Em Like The Fingers On My Hand
G C
I Just Yearn To Practice Being Complacent, Gettin' Stoned In The Hills Of Sand
How to play Kaw Valley Drifters - Flint Hills Rock
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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.