Talkin Bout Rodeo - Breaking Eight

Talkin Bout Rodeo

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Intro:
D G D G
 
[Verso 1]
G
Hold your breath, broken hand
D
A crowd behind the fence is watching
G
Do the best that you can
D Gsus2 D
That's what his mama said to him this morning
 
Bm7 A G
Gonna win a buckle and put it on the wall
 
Go win 'em all
 
[Refrão]
D
Talkin' 'bout rodeo
G
I'm talking 'bout the life you put on the line
A D
Talkin' 'bout rodeo, yeah
 
G A
Where it feels like you're running low on time
Bm A G
A knot in your hand and holding on as long asd you can
 
D G
Talkin' 'bout rodeo
 
[Verso 2]
G
It's time we got the winning time
D
'Cause you put it all on the line
G D
It ain't your first, it won't be the last
 
Bm7 A G
Gotta find a way to keep that number on your back
 
Yeah
 
[Refrão]
D
I'm talkin' 'bout rodeo
G
I'm talking 'bout the life you put on the line
A D
Talkin' 'bout rodeo, yeah
 
G A
Where it feels like you're running low on time
Bm A G
A knot in your hand and holding on as long asd you can
 
D G Gsu2 D Gsus2
Talkin' 'bout rodeo
 
Break:
Bm7 A
So keep the hammer down we're rollin' out of town
Gsus2
San Antonio tonight
 
Bm7 A
Shouldn't be too tough for ?????
G Gsus2
Just before daylight
 
[Refrão]
D
I'm talkin' 'bout rodeo
G
Talking 'bout the life you put on the line
A D
Talkin' 'bout rodeo, yeah
 
Gsus2 A
Where it feels like you're running low on time
Bm7 A Gsus2
A knot in your hand and holding on as long asd you can
 
G Bm7
I'm talkin' 'bout knot in your hand one day
A Gsus2
And you never letting go
 
Outro
G D D/F# Gsu2
Talkin' 'bout rodeoooooooooooooooo
D Gsu2
Talkin' 'bout rodeooooooooooo-o-o-o-o
D D/F# G Gsu2
Talkin' 'bout rodeoooooooooooooooo
 
D D/F G

How to play Talkin Bout Rodeo

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What is the starting chord?

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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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