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"Tex Morton", com credito para Slim Dusty. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Coming Home" (ano 1990, 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. Stanley Beresford "Donn" Reynolds foi um compositor e cantor de música country canadense, mais conhecido por seu estilo iodelei. Muitas vezes referido como "King of the Yodelers", Reynolds estabeleceu dois registros mundiais. Ele gravou 38 singles e seis álbuns ao longo de sua carreira que durou mais de 40 anos.

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

[Intro]
  C                                G7/D            C       G7/D            C
e|--------|-------|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|---0-
B|--------|-------|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|---1-
G|-0--2-0-|-------|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-
D|-------3|-2---2-|-3-2-0-|---2-2-|-0-----|-------|---2-2-|-0-----|-2-1-0-|---2-2-|---2-
A|--------|---3---|-------|-3-----|-------|---0-2-|-3-----|-------|-------|-3-----|---3-
E|--------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3---
0-|
1-|
0-|
2-|
3-|
--|

[Verse]
     C              G              C
They called him the bloke with the banjo
             F                     C
cause they’d never seen spanish guitar
        F                         C
When he stood with his hat on the footpath
     D                     G7
this busker who would be a star
                                     C
And the streetlights shone down as a spotlight
    F                               C
and gleamed from the guitar that he played
       F                        C
As the depressions poor victims passed by him
   D            G7               C
he sang for the coins which were paid.

[Verse]
   C         G               C
He came as a child through depression
  F                      C
a swagman all cheeky and game
   F                       C
To make a mass fortune and spend it
     D              G7
then do it all over again
    C        G              C
The first to record our own folk songs
      F                      C
to be played on the old gramophones
     F                       C
From cities and towns to the outback
       D        G7          C
and in cosy old lantern lit homes

[Verse]
   C           G            C
He rode and he sang, and he acted
    F                   C
for stage and the radio shows
     F                        C
Then took it all with him and travelled
       D                  G7
in his great tented rodeo show
   C           G             C
He outsold the greats of his heyday
       F                     C
in his awesome showbusiness ascent
      F                      C
Great masses had all gone at showtime
   D            G7         C
to pack out the Tex Morton tent

[Solo]
  C                                G7/D            C               D
e|--------|-------|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|-------|---2-2-|---2-2-|
B|--------|-------|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|-------|---3-3-|---3-3-|
B|-0--2-0-|-------|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|-------|---2-2-|---2-2-|
D|-------3|-2---2-|-3-2-0-|---2-2-|-0-----|-------|---2-2-|-------|-0-----|---0-0-|
A|--------|---3---|-------|-3-----|-------|---0-2-|-3-----|-3-2-3-|-------|-0-----|
E|--------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|

[Verse]
     D           A          D
With roughriders riding for glory
     G                           D
whip cracking, rope spinning and clowns
            G                 D
Then in the sawdust a ropin' arena
          E                A7
stood the man in Gabardine brown
        D           A        D
And the noisy crowd wildly applauding
      G                   D
would then sit Silent and mute
          G                          D
They were awed by his skill with the rifle
      E            A7           D
for I tell you Tex Morton could shoot.

[Verse]
      D          A            D
Now I give you a piece of the legend
       G                    D
of the man with the spanish guitar
    G                           D
Who came from the street to the spotlight
   E                   A
Australia’s first superstar
       D          A             D
In the history of all the great showmen
   G                     D
whoever performed on the stage
          G                       D
Oh, you’d have to give credits to Morton
       E              A7          D
as you write his name down on the page

[Tag]
          G                       D
Oh, you’d have to give credits to Morton
       E              A7          D
as you write his name down on the page

[Outro]
D   A7   D  D

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

[Intro]
0-|
1-|
0-|
2-|
3-|
--|

[Solo]
     D           A          D
With roughriders riding for glory
     G                           D
whip cracking, rope spinning and clowns
            G                 D
Then in the sawdust a ropin' arena
          E                A7
stood the man in Gabardine brown
        D           A        D
And the noisy crowd wildly applauding
      G                   D
would then sit Silent and mute
          G                          D
They were awed by his skill with the rifle
      E            A7           D
for I tell you Tex Morton could shoot.

[Tag]
          G                       D
Oh, you’d have to give credits to Morton
       E              A7          D
as you write his name down on the page

[Outro]
D   A7   D  D

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: 2nd traste || Chords and Tabs relative to Capo 2. [Intro] C G7/D C G7/D C e|--------|-------|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|---0- B|--------|-------|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|---1- G|-0--2-0-|-------|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0- D|-------3|-2---2-|-3-2-0-|---2-2-|-0-----|-------|---2-2-|-0-----|-2-1-0-|---2-2-|---2- A|--------|---3---|-------|-3-----|-------|---0-2-|-3-----|-------|-------|-3-----|---3- E|--------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3--- 0-| 1-| 0-| 2-| 3-| --| [Verse] C G C They called him the bloke with the banjo F C cause they’d never seen spanish guitar F C When he stood with his hat on the footpath D G7 this busker who would be a star C And the streetlights shone down as a spotlight F C and gleamed from the guitar that he played F C As the depressions poor victims passed by him D G7 C he sang for the coins which were paid. [Verse] C G C He came as a child through depression F C a swagman all cheeky and game F C To make a mass fortune and spend it D G7 then do it all over again C G C The first to record our own folk songs F C to be played on the old gramophones F C From cities and towns to the outback D G7 C and in cosy old lantern lit homes [Verse] C G C He rode and he sang, and he acted F C for stage and the radio shows F C Then took it all with him and travelled D G7 in his great tented rodeo show C G C He outsold the greats of his heyday F C in his awesome showbusiness ascent F C Great masses had all gone at showtime D G7 C to pack out the Tex Morton tent [Solo] C G7/D C D e|--------|-------|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|-------|---2-2-|---2-2-| B|--------|-------|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|-------|---3-3-|---3-3-| B|-0--2-0-|-------|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|-------|---2-2-|---2-2-| D|-------3|-2---2-|-3-2-0-|---2-2-|-0-----|-------|---2-2-|-------|-0-----|---0-0-| A|--------|---3---|-------|-3-----|-------|---0-2-|-3-----|-3-2-3-|-------|-0-----| E|--------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-------|-------|-------| [Verse] D A D With roughriders riding for glory G D whip cracking, rope spinning and clowns G D Then in the sawdust a ropin' arena E A7 stood the man in Gabardine brown D A D And the noisy crowd wildly applauding G D would then sit Silent and mute G D They were awed by his skill with the rifle E A7 D for I tell you Tex Morton could shoot. [Verse] D A D Now I give you a piece of the legend G D of the man with the spanish guitar G D Who came from the street to the spotlight E A Australia’s first superstar D A D In the history of all the great showmen G D whoever performed on the stage G D Oh, you’d have to give credits to Morton E A7 D as you write his name down on the page [Tag] G D Oh, you’d have to give credits to Morton E A7 D as you write his name down on the page [Outro] D A7 D D

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