Remember The Alamo - George Strait

Remember The Alamo

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Transcribed by : Masayuki, E-mail: mtrc@mb.infoweb.ne.jp
http://village.infoweb.ne.jp/~strait/index.htm
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NOTE!! This tune has a 3/4 time signature.
(capo 3)
Intro : D D Em A D D Em G(stop) G
 
D G
1. Girl you were always my yellow rose
D Bm
And I was your one lone star
D
We always said
A G D/F# G
Together till death do us part
 
D G
2. We had a love bigger than Texas
D Bm
Where is that feeling now
A G D/F# - G
It's taken some hits and some losses but it's fighting on
 
And standing somehow
 
Chorus :
C G
Remember the man who asked for your hand
D G
In the moonlight of San Antone
C G Bm
There by the mission you let your position be known
E
That you loved me so { TO CODA * }
G D/F#
Don't forget where it started
Em7 A
Remember the Alamo
 
Inst-1 : D D Em A D D Em G(stop)
 
D G
3. I think we can hold on and make it together
D Bm
If we remember when
D
And get back to love
A G D F#m G
The way that it was back then
 
D G
4. When we were hopeless romantics needing each other
D Bm
Willing to take a chance
A G
We strolled and we talked down the ol' river walk
D/F# - G
To the heart of when it began
 
Repeat Chorus
 
Inst-2 : C C A/C# A/C# D C G G
 
Repeat Chorus
 
G D/F# Em D/F#
CODA * : Don't forget where it started
G D/F#
Don't forget where it started
Em7 A D .......
Remember the Alamo
 
Masayuki E-Mail: mtrc@mb.infoweb.ne.jp
http://village.infoweb.ne.jp/~strait/index.htm
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