Tadpoles And Eagles - Max Stalling

Tadpoles And Eagles

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Transcribed by: Ryan Giesecke & Wes Wilson
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Intro:
 
G A C G
 
Verse 1:
 
G A
Oh, it's hot in Texas
 
C G
About as hot as it can get
 
G A
Mesquite trees and cactus
 
C G
Are trying hard not to sweat
 
G A
Over yonder's that old paisano
 
C G
He's hunting him a bit of shade
 
G A
But the tadpoles in the cow trough
 
C G
Man, they sure got it made
 
G A
Buried under that cool green moss
 
C G
Down where the sun don't shine
 
G A
Cool in the hottest weather
 
C G
Man, they're cool all the time
 
Chorus 1:
 
G A
Oh, I'd like to join them
 
C G
Wonder if there is room
 
G A
For a tired and sweaty old cowboy
 
C G
Tadpoles make some room
 
Verse 2:
 
G A
Oh, my burden's heavy
 
C G
I carry such a mighty load
 
G A
Up above soars an eagle
 
C G
I wonder if he knows
 
G A
What I'd give to trade with him
 
C G
Go where he goes
 
G A
I wonder if that old eagle knows
 
C G
What I'd give to know the heights he knows
 
Chorus 2:
 
G A
Oh, I'd like to join him
 
C G
Wonder if there is room
 
G A
For a tired and sweaty old cowboy
 
C G
Eagle make some room
 
Bridge
 
G A C G (4X)
 
Verse 3:
 
A B
Some day will come a blue norther
 
D A
Big wind and lots of rain
 
A B
I'd love to be like a grand blue norther
 
D A
Blow away all my pain
 
A B
I'd let it all out in one mighty big breath
 
D A
Dump my tears on the plains
 
A B
Yeah, I'd love to be like a grand blue norther
 
D A
Blow away all my pain
 
Chorus 3:
 
A B
Oh, I'd like to join him
 
D A
I wonder if there is room
 
A B
For a tired and sweaty old cowboy
 
D A
Norther make some room
 
Outro:
 
A B D A

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