Telluride
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
4th traste
As recorded by Jade Eagleson
(From the 2023 Album DO IT ANYWAY)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
C F C F
[Verse 1]
C
It's crystal clear
C
He ain't your John Wayne
F
I think you already know
C
Love takes two to two-step
F
And he don't wanna do-si-do
C
If forever's on your wanted poster
F
Then he's just a waste of time
C
Should you stay or should you leave, girl?
Dm7
You don't have to ask me twice
[Chorus]
C
I'd tell you, "Ride"
F
Ride like the wind
Am7 F
Get so far gone there ain't no back again
C
It's what you need to hear
F
So it's what I'm gonna say
Am7 G/B C/E F C
If you want my cowboy advice, I'd tell you, "Ride away"
[Verse 2]
C
It ain't like you need a white horse
F
You can blaze trails of your own
C
But there's room here on my saddle
F
If it's dice you wanna roll
C
I ain't tryin' to fence you in
F
Ain't no way I'd slow you down
C
Whether it's the road to me
Dm7
Or the one straight outta town
[Chorus]
C
I'd tell you, "Ride"
F
Ride like the wind
Am7 F
Get so far gone there ain't no back again
C
It's what you need to hear
F
So it's what I'm gonna say
Am7 G/B C/E F C
If you want my cowboy advice, I'd tell you, "Ride away"
[Bridge]
C
Off in the sunset
F Am7
Leave a Silverado outlaw cloud of dust
G/B F
I know there's no tellin' you
F
But I'll tell you what
C F
I'd tell you, "Ride"
Am7 G/B C/E F
Yeah, I'd tell you, "Ride"
[Chorus]
C
I'd tell you, "Ride"
F
Ride like the wind
Am7 F
Get so far gone there ain't no back again
C
It's what you need to hear
F
So it's what I'm gonna say
Am7 G/B C/E F C
If you want my cowboy advice, I'd tell you, "Ride away"
[Outro]
C
Off in the sunset
F
Leave a Silverado outlaw cloud of dust
Am7
I'd tell you, "Ride"
F
I know there's no tellin' you
F
But I'll tell you what
C
I'd tell you, "Ride"
How to play Telluride
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
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.