Nothing Like A Cowboy
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: F#Capotraste:
1st traste
“Nothing Like A Cowboy”
By: Cameron Hawthorn
Tuning: Standard
Key: F#
Capo: 1st fret
Link: https://youtu.be/nGRZMrFnVHA?si=aiKHW6-7g1_LBbs5
[Intro]
F Dm Bb C
[Verse 1]
F
Some people put it on like a hat, like an act
Dm
But he don't
Bb
Some guys will turn and run, bullet out of a gun
C
But he won't
F
He's strong like his hands
F
Got his roots in the land
Dm
That his boots are standing on
Bb
But you can see in his eyes
Bb
That he's gentle and kind
C
And a man that knows what he wants
[Chorus]
F
There's nothing like a cowboy
C
A rough and tumble, hold his ground boy
Dm
Treat you right like the way he was raised
Bb C
A little yes ma'am, little John Wayne
F
Like something from the movies
C
Faded leather and some blue jeans
Dm
But the real and genuine kind
Bb
The one you keep around
C
'Cause he's hard to find
F C
There's nothing like a cowboy
Dm F Bb C
Nothing like a cowboy
[Verse 2]
F
Sometimes he's gonna ride in at night
Dm
He'll be tired from working
Bb
But even when he's beat
Bb
He'll give you what you need
C
Some damn good lovin'
[Chorus]
F
There's nothing like a cowboy
C
A rough and tumble, hold his ground boy
Dm
Treat you right like the way he was raised
Bb C
A little yes ma'am, little John Wayne
F
Like something from the movies
C
Faded leather and some blue jeans
Dm
But the real and genuine kind
Bb
The one you keep around
C
'Cause he's hard to find
F C
There's nothing like a cowboy
Dm F Bb C
Nothing like a cowboy
[Instrumental Bridge]
Em7 CM7 G D
[Outro]
G
There's nothing like a cowboy
D
A rough and tumble, hold his ground boy
Em
Treat you right like the way he was raised
C D
A little yes ma'am, little John Wayne
G
Like something from the movies
D Dsus4 D
Faded leather and some blue jeans
Em
But the real and genuine kind
C
The one you keep around
Dsus4
'Cause he's hard to find
G D
There's nothing like a cowboy
Em
Nothing like a cowboy
[Coda]
C D G
How to play Nothing Like A Cowboy
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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.