Stealing Horses
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: STEALING HORSES
ARTIST: BROWN HORSE
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/_wCRMVyo1pM?si=9X1cnu4ATAhf78K1
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: NONE
[Intro]
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B E F#m A
E B E F#m A
[Chorus]
E B F#m A
From nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four
E B F#m A
I was stealing horses you weren't even born
E B F#m A
But I heard you on the radio late last night
E B F#m A
Singing an old Jimmie Rodgers song, went something like
E B F#m A
Good morning captain, good morning sir
E B F#m A
And is there room for one more mule-skinner on this earth?
E B
You sang right through things I knew
F#m A
The things I'd left behind
E B
I was steling horses
F#m A E B
You've been on my, you've been on my mi-ind
F#m A
Mi-i-i-ind
[Instrumental]
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
[Verse]
E B F#m A
From nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four
E B F#m A
I was stealing horses you weren't even born
E B
If you come down to the same town
F#m A
There'll be no compromise
E B
You can leave your saddle here
F#m A E B
But it's still my horse, still my horse to ri-ide
F#m A E B
Ri-i-i-ide
[Instrumental]
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
[Verse]
E B F#m A
From nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four
E B F#m A
I was stealing horses you weren't even born
E B F#m A
But I heard you on the radio late last night
E B F#m A
Singing an old Jimmie Rodgers song, went something like
E B F#m A
Good morning captain, good morning sir
E B F#m A
Is there room for one more mule-skinner on this earth?
E B
You sang right through things I knew
F#m A
The things I'd left behind
E B
I was steling horses
F#m A E B
You've been on my, you've been on my mi-ind
F#m
Mi-iind
A
You've been on my
E B
Mi-i-i-ind
F#m A
Mi-i-i-ind
[Outro]
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A
E B F#m A E
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SONG: STEALING HORSES
ARTIST: BROWN HORSE
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/_wCRMVyo1pM?si=9X1cnu4ATAhf78K1
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
STEALING HORSES
BROWN HORSE
APO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A D Em G
D A D Em G
[Chorus]
D A Em G
From nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four
D A Em G
I was stealing horses you weren't even born
D A Em G
But I heard you on the radio late last night
D A Em G
Singing an old Jimmie Rodgers song, went something like
D A Em G
Good morning captain, good morning sir
D A Em G
And is there room for one more mule-skinner on this earth?
D A
You sang right through things I knew
Em G
The things I'd left behind
D A
I was steling horses
Em G D A
You've been on my, you've been on my mi-ind
Em G
Mi-i-i-ind
[Instrumental]
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
[Verse]
D A Em G
From nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four
D A Em G
I was stealing horses you weren't even born
D A
If you come down to the same town
Em G
There'll be no compromise
D A
You can leave your saddle here
Em G D A
But it's still my horse, still my horse to ri-ide
Em G D A
Ri-i-i-ide
[Instrumental]
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
[Verse]
D A Em G
From nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four
D A Em G
I was stealing horses you weren't even born
D A Em G
But I heard you on the radio late last night
D A Em G
Singing an old Jimmie Rodgers song, went something like
D A Em G
Good morning captain, good morning sir
D A Em G
Is there room for one more mule-skinner on this earth?
D A
You sang right through things I knew
Em G
The things I'd left behind
D A
I was steling horses
Em G D A
You've been on my, you've been on my mi-ind
Em
Mi-iind
G
You've been on my
D A
Mi-i-i-ind
Em G
Mi-i-i-ind
[Outro]
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G
D A Em G D
Como tocar Stealing Horses
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