Where The Rio De Rosa Flows
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Carl Perkins
(From the 1958 Album WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN')
[Intro]
E
[Verse 1]
E
Well there's a place I've been
E
And I'm going back
E
If I have to ride every mile of track
A
Back to San Antone
E
Where the Rio Rio de Rosa flows
B
I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
[Verse 2]
E
Well, if you like black hair
E
And ribbons red
E
In San Antone you'll live till you're dead
A
Down to San Antone
E
Where the Rio Rio de Rosa flows
B
I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
[Chorus]
E
Yeah down in San Antone
E
Down in San Antone
A
Down in San Antone
E
Down in San Antone
B
I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
E
Yeah
[Guitar Solo]
E A E B A E
[Verse 3]
E
I'm gonna get me a gal with a pretty face
E
I'm gonna have myself for around the place
A
Down in San Antone
E
Where the Rio Rio de Rosa flows
B
I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
[Verse 4]
E
I'm gonna sell my farm
E
I ain't no farmer
E
The climate's warm
E
But the chicks are warmer
A
Down in San Antone
E
Where the Rio Rio de Rosa flows
B
I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
E
Yeah
[Guitar Solo]
E A E B A E
[Verse 5]
E
Well if you're searching for me
E
You can find me there
E
Soaking up the sun on Alamo square
A
Down in San Antone
E
Where the Rio Rio de Rosa flows
B
Yeah, I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
[Out-Chorus]
E
Yeah down in San Antone
E
Down in San Antone
A
Down in San Antone
E
Down in San Antone
B
I'll make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
E
Down down in San Antone
E
Down down in San Antone
A
Down down in San Antone
E
Down down in San Antone
B
I'm gonna make my home
A E
Down in old San Antone
E
Yeah, down down in San Antone
E
Down down in San Antone
A
Down down in San Antone
E
Down down in San Antone
B
Make my home
A E E
Down in old San Antone
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