Red Flag Collector
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2nd traste
[Intro]
Am E7 Am
[Verse 1]
A F
Sure, you can have the towels, you can take my money
A F
Drag my name 'round town, I don't mind, I changed it anyway
A F
They say the worst parts of someone come out to play when shit goes wrong
A Dm
So shit must hit the fan with you all day, hey
[Chorus]
A C#
As you run your mouth, puff your chest
F#m D
Play cowboy in the wild, wild west
A C#
I don't mind, you know best
F#m Dm
Keep on ridin' 'til you can't see us
A C# F#m D
I learned the hard way about love
A C# D
Sometimes it just isn't enough
[Verse 2]
A
But sure, you can have the towels (They're all yours)
C# F#m D
Tell 'em all I'm crazy (Loco)
F#m E G A
What a nice cliché blamin' me, I guess some things never change (Bitch)
A C# F#m D
Finding out what went down as soon as I wasn't around
F#m E D
Broke my heart, but, hey, I'll be okay, hey
[Chorus]
A C#
As you run your mouth, puff your chest
F#m D
Play cowboy in the wild, wild west
A C#
I don't mind, you know best
F#m Dm
Keep on ridin' 'til you can't see us
A C# F#m D
Did you know there's only one truth?
A C# D
And in the end you have to live with what you do
[Bridge]
A C# F#m D
(Ride, ride along)
A C# F#m D
(Far, far away)
A C# F#m D
Oh-oh, oh, oh, oh (Ride, ride along)
A C# D Dm
Oh-oh (Far, far away)
[Chorus]
A C#
As you run your mouth, puff your chest
F#m D
Play cowboy in the wild, wild west
A C#
I don't mind, take what's left
F#m Dm
High road livin' is what I do best
A C#
As you run your mouth, puff your chest
F#m D
Play cowboy in the wild, wild west
A C#
I don't mind, take what's left
F#m D A
High road livin' is what I do best
[Outro]
A C# F#m
(Ride, ride along)
D A C# F#m Dm
What I do best (Far, far away)
A C# F#m D
I learned the hard way about me
A C# D
Red flag collector drownin' in your troubled seas
How to play Red Flag Collector
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.