Old Stories
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Artist: The Winters Brothers Band
Album: Self Titled
Track: Old Stories
[Intro]
D A G
[Verse 1]
D
Just pulled out of Ocala
A
Headed back upper Dallas
G D
I've been down Mexico
D
More things sure are changing
A
Every place it's rearranging
G D
It just don't seem the same to me
D
I remember them old cow hands
A Asus2 A
All the hands they would come 'round
G G6 D
And stories were told of their ladies
[Chorus]
A Asus2 A
But you can't stop the clocks from turning
G
Can't stop the fires burning
D A
Can't stop me from growing old
A Asus2 A
Can't stop the rain from falling
G
Can't stop the cyotes calling
D A Asus2 A G
Can't stop those stories from being told
[Solo]
D Dsus2 D A Asus2 A G G6 D
D Dsus2 D A Asus2 A G G6 D
[Verse 2]
D
I remember them old cow hands
A
All the hands they would come 'round
G D Dsus2
And stories were told of their ladies
D Dsus2 D
Now theres nothing left for me so
A Asus2 A
I guess I'll turn back the memory
G G6 D
And dream of the good old days
[Chorus]
A Asus2 A
But you can't stop the clocks from turning
G
Can't stop the fires burning
D A
Can't stop me from growing old
A Asus2 A
Can't stop the rain from falling
G
Can't stop the cyotes calling
D A Asus2 A G
Can't stop those stories from being told
D A Asus2 A G D
Can't stop those stories from being told
How to play Old Stories
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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.