Rodney Henson
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Style
Classic Country Shuffle
82 BPM
4/4 time with a gentle shuffle feel
Intro (8 Bars)
Pedal Steel introduces the melody
| G | G | C | C |
| G | D | G | G |
Acoustic guitar enters on bar three. Piano quietly joins. Brushes on the snare.
[Verso 1]
G
One night at the Cowboy, a long time ago
Em
We saw a tall stranger stumble in from the snow
C
He saddled up, and tipped his hat low
G D G
Three shots of tequila ready to go
[Verso 2]
G
When the band started playin' some Merle Haggard songs
Em
The stranger shook his head, couldn't help but sing along
C
He sang every word with a voice worn by miles
G D G
That's when I noticed those dusty-blue eyes
[Refrão]
C G
Now you might not like country, You may not understand
Em D
But every song's a story, Every singer's just a man
C G
So saddle up and take a shot, Raise one all night long
D G
'Cause even Merle Haggard, Sings a Merle Haggard song
{Instrumental}
First 8 Bars Fiddle
| G | Em | C | G |
| C | G | D | G |
Second 8 Bars Pedal Steel
Repeat.
[Verso 3]
G
He took center stage, and we sang them all
Em
"Workin' Man Blues," and "Mama Tried"
C
"Okie from Muskogee" and "Hungry Eyes"
G D G
Then blue-eyed Merle disappeared, into the Wyoming night
(Hold two beats)
{Final Chorus}
C G
Now you might not like country, But that's all right with me
Em D
Some nights become a memory, That last eternity
C G
Raise a glass to old Merle, And every country song
Am D G
'Cause even blue-eyed Merle, Sang a Merle Haggard song
Outro
Slow everything down.
| C | G | Em | D |
| C | G | D | G |
Gadd9
Raise a glass to old Merle...
Pedal steel answers.
Telecaster plays a gentle descending phrase.
Como tocar Rodney Henson
Use os controles acima para mudar o tom e ajustar o tamanho do texto. Acompanhe os acordes destacados enquanto ouve a música e pratique cada trecho devagar antes de tocar no andamento original.
Qual é o acorde inicial?
O primeiro acorde identificado é G. Você pode subir ou descer o tom sem sair da página.
Posso tocar no violão, guitarra ou teclado?
Sim. A sequência de acordes pode ser usada no violão, guitarra e teclado. Adapte as posições ao seu instrumento e nível.