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Intro: G
 
C
She come down from Oklahoma
G
With her brown-eyed pride and joy
C
She come down from Oklahoma
G
With her brown eyed pride and joy
D C
The fair-haired Desdemona
G
And her rambling guitar boy
 
C
Well they kept to the thorn-brake thickets
G
'Cause her daddy was a log-chain man
C
Yeah they kept to the thorn-brake thickets
G
'Cause her daddy was a log-chain man
D C
On a night as long and wicked
G
As the scar on his tattooed hand
 
[Refrão]
C
Fly away, fly away, little wildwood flower
G
Lift your cares to the wind, coyote, and whine
D
Your rolling tears, your restless visions
C Bb Asus4 Csus4 G
Rattle up to love, the magician
 
C
Well he tracked 'em by the muddy waters
G
And he trailed 'em by the lonely lake
C
Yeah, he tracked 'em by the muddy waters
G
And he trailed 'em by the lonely lake
D C
But he only saw two black otters
G
Swimming over by the farther bank
 
Instrumental: (## same as Chorus ##)
 
C G D C Bb Asus4 Csus4 G
 
C
They stole through the head-high blossoms
G
When he set his hound dogs run
C
Yeah, they stole through the head-high blossoms
G
When he set his hound dogs run
D C
And the dogs treed two white possums
G
At the rising of an angry sun
 
[Refrão]
C
Fly away, fly away, little wildwood flower
G
Lift your cares to the wind, coyote, and whine
D
Your rolling tears, your restless visions
C Bb Asus4 Csus4 G
Rattle up to love, the magician
 
C
When her daddy rode in to find 'em
G
There wasn't nothing for to meet the eye
C
When the old man come to find 'em
G
There wasn't nothing for to meet the eye
D
Just a pair of lovebirds, rising
C G C G
In the blue and boundless sky

How to play Love The Magician

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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