Ride Cowboy Ride - Marty Robbins

Ride Cowboy Ride

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Chorus]
A
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
Don't ride too slow
B7 E
Tucson's a mighty long way yet to go
 
[Verse]
E B7
He started his long ride in Prescott
E B7
The sun was a hundred or more
E B7
On down he rode at full gallop
E B7 E
Into the flat desert floor
 
E B7
Driving the big herd to Flagstaff
E B7
In Prescott the letter was there
E B7
Happiness soon would be sorrow
E B7 E
Sad news the letter did bear
 
[Chorus]
A
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
Don't go too slow
B7
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
You've a long way to go
 
[Verse]
E B7
Your darlin' now lies on her deathbed
E B7
Racked by fever and pain
E B7
Reaching for you at her bedside
E B7 E
At each breath she's callin' your name
 
E B7
Forward he leaned in the saddle
E B7
Pushing through mesquite and sage
E B7
His head never raised for a greeting
E B7 E
As he passed the Wickenburg stage
 
[Chorus]
A
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
Don't ride too slow
B7 E
Tucson's a mighty long way yet to go
 
[Verse]
E B7
In Phoenix he traded horses
E B7
Now on the back of this roan
E B7
He could see visions of Tucson
E B7 E
His darlin' and their lovely home
 
[Chorus]
A
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
Don't ride too slow
B7 E
There's still a hundred and twenty to go
 
[Verse]
E B7
In through the ranch gate he galloped
E B7
And without breaking his stride
E B7
He bounded out of the saddle
E B7 E
And rushed to his sweet darlin's side
 
E B7
Then as the dyin' girl saw him
E B7
A smile came over her face
E B7
Holding her hand as it tightened
E B7 E
Barely had he won the race
 
[Chorus]
A
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
On through the blue
B7
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
She'll be waiting for you
 
A
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
On through the blue
B7
Ride, cowboy, ride
E
She'll be waiting for you

How to play Ride Cowboy Ride

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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.

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