Red Top Mountain Road - Donna Ulisse

Red Top Mountain Road

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
1st traste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnS0F6T14E0
 
Key Bb capo 1
 
[Intro]
E D A A
 
[Verse]
A
My man’s been acting Strange
A
But he’s saying nothin’s wrong
A
His word are same old same
D
But his actions sing a different song
A
A guilty, no count song
A
He comes in late at night
A
Tellin me that he’s dog tired
A
But I know that can’t be right
D
Cause I smell smoke so there’s got to be a fire
A
A five-alarm fire
 
[Chorus]
E D A
I let him think that I don’t know
A
What he’s doin and who he’s with
E D A
But I know where my baby goes
A
There’s a black-haired girl up on the ridge
D A
On red top mountain road
 
[Solo]
A E D A A
 
[Verse]
A
I saw his car turn left
A
At old Stanley’s gen’ral store
A
And I died a lover’s death
D
Cause he knows that ain’t the way to our front door
A
You turn right to our front door
A
So, I followed like a thief
A
Watched him pull up to her house
A
Now my sorrow is complete
D
Cause she walked outside and kissed him on the mouth
A
His lyin’ cheatin’ mouth
 
[Chorus]
E D A
I let him think that I don’t know
A
What he’s doin and who he’s with
E D A
But I know where my baby goes
A
There’s a black-haired girl up on the ridge
D A
On red top mountain road
 
[Solo]
A A A A
 
D D A A
 
[Chorus]
E D A
I let him think that I don’t know
A
What he’s doin and who he’s with
E D A
But I know where my baby goes
A
There’s a black-haired girl up on the ridge
D A
On red top mountain road
D A
On red top mountain road

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