Renegade Picker - Steve Young

Renegade Picker

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A7
 
[Verse 1]
A7 D A7
Yeah, I was born down in Dixie, and I grew up in the South
E7 A7
Listening to good music, and that’s what’s I’m all about
D7 A7
All I wanted was a guitar, the road, and a good drink of liquor
E7 A7
There wasn’t but one thing for me to be, and that’s a renegade picker
 
[Chorus]
A7 D7
And I’m a renegade picker
A7
Partly hippie and partly kicker
E7
Been around, been around
A7
I may never settle down
 
[Verse 2]
A7 D7 A7
And when I was a little boy, they used to make me go to school
E7 E A
But they soon give me up, for a guitar fool
D D7 A
And all the little girl’s mama’s, they used to drive me from the door
A7 E7 A
They’d say Honey we don’t want, that boy around no more
 
[Chorus]
A D
He’s just a renegade picker
D7 A
Partly hippie, partly kicker, too
E7
He’ll get around, get around
A7
But he won’t never settle down
 
[Instrumental]
A7 D7 D7 A A E7 E7 A7
 
[Verse 3]
A7 D D A
Well I’ve played all your honky tonks, from Texas to Alabam’
E7 E A7
Well I’ve seen me some hard times, but I’ve been up more than down
D D7 A7
Though there were sometimes people, with a gun or a knife
E7 A
But when they heard me sing, I guess that saved my life
 
[Chorus]
A D
It saved a renegade picker
D7 A
Partly hippie, partly kicker too
E7
Yeah let him go, let him go
A
Want to hear him sing some more
 
Artist: Steve Young
Album: Renegade Picker
Track 1: Renegade Picker
Year: 1976
 
Written by Steve Young

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