What Would John Wayne Do
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
What Would John Wayne Do?
By: Thomas Michael
[Intro]
G C D
[Verse 1]
G C
I was five years old in the back yard
D C
My brother he was an outlaw
G C D
And I was the sheriff trying to bring him in
G C
I acted just like John Wayne
D C
A ten gallon hat and star with my name
G C D
And my brother was always Jesse James
[Pre-chorus]
C D
But the duke was my hero when I was younger
C D
Yeah I’d always wonder
[Chorus]
G C
What would John Wayne do
D C
Standing with a girl like you
G C D
Would he kiss you or walk away
G C
What would the duke say
D C
If troubles came his way
G C D
And what kinda a mess would he get into
C D G
Yeah I wonder what John Wayne would do
[Break]
G C D
[Verse 2]
G C
From the edge of my bed
D C
I use to dream of the Rio Grande
G C D
With the posse hot on my trail
G C
Guns drawn in a blaze of glory
D C
Oh, it was quite a story
G C D
How I loved to be that man
[Pre-chorus]
C D
Cause the duke was my hero when I was younger
C D
Yeah I’d always wonder
[Chorus]
G C
What would John Wayne do
D C
Standing with a girl like you
G C D C
Would he kiss you or walk away
G C
What would the duke say
D C
If troubles came his way
G C D
And what kinda mess would he get into
C D C
I’m Yeah I wonder what John Wayne would do
[Solo]
C D C D
[Chorus]
G C
What would John Wayne do
D C
Standing with a girl like you
G C D C
Would he kiss you or walk away
G C
What would the duke say
D C
If troubles came his way
G C D
And what kinda mess would he get into
C D C
I’m Yeah I wonder what John Wayne would do
G C
What would John Wayne do
D C
Standing with a girl like you
G C D C
Would he kiss you or walk away
G C
What would the duke say
D C
If troubles came his way
G C D
And what kinda mess would he get into
C D C
I’m Yeah I wonder what John Wayne would do
(Chorus out)
How to play What Would John Wayne Do
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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.