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So Many Ballads To Play

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Dificuldade: fácil | Estilo: country/folk | Sentimento: nostálgica, viajante | Ocasião: estrada, churrasco, roda de violão | Tags: country, folk, acústico, violão, estrada, churrasco, fácil

"So Many Ballads to Play", com credito para Slim Dusty, The Travelling Country Band. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "On the

Wallaby" (ano 1996, pais AU, status Official). Virgil Riley Runnels, Jr., mais conhecido como "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, foi um lutador de luta livre profissional estadunidense. Ele foi conhecido pela suas passagens na WWE e na World Championship Wrestling. Frederick McCubbin foi um pintor australiano e membro proeminente do movimento artístico da Escola de Heidelberg, também conhecido como impressionismo australiano.

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
2nd traste
|| Chords relative to Capo 2.

[Intro]
G   A7   F  G  C

[Verse]
    C                                                     D
The long road is dreary and the flat western country's so dry
    G                                      F                      C
You left the motel about seven o'clock and now it's just going on five.
                                                  D
There's a phone interview with the radio station, someone that you oughta know
     G                           A7                         F              G       C
They say it can't wait, but it's going on eight, don't they realise you're doing a show?

[Verse]
        C                                                   D
So, you get to the hall, and you find the backstage and the band's tuning up for a check
     G                                      F                    C
your mood is severe but the show atmosphere quickly makes you forget.
                                                        D
You throw on some things and you stand in the wings and gone are the cares of the day
        G                        A7                             F       G          C
and you all brighten up when the curtain goes up, cause there's so many ballads to play.
 Hey

[Instrumental]
C       D
G   A7   F   G   C

[Verse]
    C                                                         D
The show's running late but the crowd are just great, they've made you so welcome this
year
     G                                          F                      C
It's out to the people and sign autographs then off to your room for a beer
                                                 D
then someone invents somebody’s birthday and the parties in room twenty-one
         G                           A7                            F           G
but when morning comes round, you're feeling half drowned, saying "what in the hell have
   C
 I done". Hey.

[Interlude]
G   A7   F   G   C

[Verse]
         C                                                D
There's another long drive, you have to survive, there's another town waiting out there
         G                                                   F
so, it's up and get going, that’s what keeps you going, it's no use you're waiting round
 C
 here
                                           D
Each day's a chapter you live to the full, right from the start to the end
         G                             A7                        F           G
but when you get back home, why you'll sit back and moan saying "when are we goin'
 C
again?".

[Verse]
          C                                                   D
Yeah, you get to the hall, and you find the backstage and the band's tuning up for a
check
     G                                      F                    C
your mood is severe but the show atmosphere quickly makes you forget.
                                                         D
You throw on some things and you stand in the wings, and gone are the cares of the day
        G                        A7                             F       G          C
and you all brighten up when the curtain goes up, cause there's so many ballads to play.

[Tag]
      G                  C
yeah, so many ballads to play

[Outro]
       C      G            C
Let me wander north to the homestead
    F                       C
way out further on there to roam
     F                      C
by a gully in flood, let me linger
                              G
When the summery sunshine has flown

Simplificar
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
2nd traste
|| Chords relative to Capo 2.

[Intro]
G   A7   F  G  C

[Instrumental]
C       D
G   A7   F   G   C

[Interlude]
G   A7   F   G   C

[Tag]
      G                  C
yeah, so many ballads to play

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: 2nd traste || Chords relative to Capo 2. [Intro] G A7 F G C [Verse] C D The long road is dreary and the flat western country's so dry G F C You left the motel about seven o'clock and now it's just going on five. D There's a phone interview with the radio station, someone that you oughta know G A7 F G C They say it can't wait, but it's going on eight, don't they realise you're doing a show? [Verse] C D So, you get to the hall, and you find the backstage and the band's tuning up for a check G F C your mood is severe but the show atmosphere quickly makes you forget. D You throw on some things and you stand in the wings and gone are the cares of the day G A7 F G C and you all brighten up when the curtain goes up, cause there's so many ballads to play. Hey [Instrumental] C D G A7 F G C [Verse] C D The show's running late but the crowd are just great, they've made you so welcome this year G F C It's out to the people and sign autographs then off to your room for a beer D then someone invents somebody’s birthday and the parties in room twenty-one G A7 F G but when morning comes round, you're feeling half drowned, saying "what in the hell have C I done". Hey. [Interlude] G A7 F G C [Verse] C D There's another long drive, you have to survive, there's another town waiting out there G F so, it's up and get going, that’s what keeps you going, it's no use you're waiting round C here D Each day's a chapter you live to the full, right from the start to the end G A7 F G but when you get back home, why you'll sit back and moan saying "when are we goin' C again?". [Verse] C D Yeah, you get to the hall, and you find the backstage and the band's tuning up for a check G F C your mood is severe but the show atmosphere quickly makes you forget. D You throw on some things and you stand in the wings, and gone are the cares of the day G A7 F G C and you all brighten up when the curtain goes up, cause there's so many ballads to play. [Tag] G C yeah, so many ballads to play [Outro] C G C Let me wander north to the homestead F C way out further on there to roam F C by a gully in flood, let me linger G When the summery sunshine has flown

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