Old Corrals And Sagebrush - Ian Tyson

Old Corrals And Sagebrush

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Old Corals and Sagebrush
Ian Tyson 1983
 
[Verse]
G G7 C
I like old corals and sagebrush,and Ponderosa Pine
G D7
Pretty girls in pickup trucks, and California wine
G G7 C
I love them old time waltzes, sung by George or Emmy Lou
D7 G C G D7 G G7
But I’d like nothing better than, to lay these eyes on you
 
[Chorus]
C
I’d like nothing better
D7 G Em
Than to lay these eyes on you
Bm D7
Lord knows I ain’t seen ya, in a while
C
There’d be nothing sweeter
D7 G Em
Than to spend the night with you
Bm D7
Wake up to the magic, of your smile
 
[Verse]
G G7 C
You’re all I ever needed, a little rainbow of my own
G D7
And how you say, as we ride away, sing that Rose of San Antone
G G7 C
But I was traveling fast and light, like some old-time buckaroo
D7 G C G D7 G G7
And I’d like nothing better than, to lay these eyes on you
 
[Chorus]
C
I’d like nothing better
D7 G Em
Than to lay these eyes on you
Bm D7
Lord knows I ain’t seen ya, in a while
C
There’s be nothing sweeter
D7 G Em
Than to spend the night with you
Bm D7
Wake up to the magic, of your smile
 
[Verse]
G G7 C
You’re all I ever needed, a little rainbow of my own
G D7
And how you say, as we ride away, sing that Rose of San Antone
G G7 C
But I was traveling fast and light, like some old-time buckaroo
D7 G C G D7 G
And I’d like nothing better than, to lay these eyes on you
 
[Outro]
C D7 G C G D7 G
I’d like nothing better than, to lay these eyes on you.

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