Vaquero - Midland

Vaquero

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Intro: G
 
[Verso 1]
D D7
You've been up in that saddle so long
D D7
The west that they said that you won
G
Has been lost for some time
 
D D7
The young man you were has grown old
 
The trail you've been blazing's gone cold
G
As the West Texas night
 
C G D
Too stubborn and stuck in your ways
C G A7
To ever let go of those reins
 
[Refrão]
G
So, where, oh, where, oh
 
Will you go, vaquero
C A7
Now, that your Cuervo's run dry?
 
D
There ain't no more fences
D7
That need no more mending
D D7 G
There ain't no more cattle to drive
 
G
The sunset you're chasing
G7
Is changing and fading
C A7
And leaving your shadow behind
 
D
So, where, oh, where, oh
 
Will you go, vaquero
G
'Cause you're the last of your kind?
 
[Verso 2]
D D7
You've been thrown from your pony before
 
But the getting back up anymore
G
Is more habit than thrill
 
A D7
Ya' ain't ever been scared to die
D D7
But you're scared to death of being alive
G
While your way of life is killed
 
C G A7
Somewhere there's a lone whippoorwill
 
That's singing
 
[Refrão]
G
Where, oh, where, oh
 
Will you go, vaquero
C A7
Now, that your Cuervo's run dry?
 
D D7
There ain't no more fences
 
That need no more mending
G
There ain't no more horses to ride
 
G
The sunset you're chasing
G7
Is changing and fading
C A7
And leaving your shadow behind
 
D
So, where, oh, where, oh
 
Will you go, vaquero
G
'Cause you're the last of your kind?
 
Outro:
D A7
So, where, oh, where, oh
D Am7
Will you go, vaquero
D G G G G G D G
'Cause you're the last of your kind?

How to play Vaquero

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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.

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