A Cowboy's Last Ride

John T. Martin

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[Intro] Am Am C/G G Am
[Tab 1] Am Am E|--------------------------------------------------------| B|---1----1-----1-----1--------1----1------1-----1--------| G|---2----2-----2-----2--------2----2------2-----2--------| D|---2----2-----2-----2--------2----2------2-----2--------| A|---0---0-------0---0---------0---0--------0---0---------| E|---------0---0---------0h3----------0---0---------0h3---| [Tab 2] Am C/G E|-------------------------------------------------------| B|---1----1-----1-----1-------1----1-----1------1--------| G|---2----2-----2-----2-------0----0-----0------0--------| D|---2----2-----2-----2-------2----2-----2------2----0---| A|---0---0-------0---0---0h2--3---3--------3---3----3----| E|---------0---0--------------------3---3----------------| [Tab 3] G Am E|----------------------------------------------------------| B|---0----0-----0-----0------------------1------1----1------| G|---0----0-----0-----0------------------2------2----2------| D|---0----0-----0-----0------------------2------2----2------| A|---2---2-------2---2---2h3p2p0---------0-----0--------0---| E|---------3---3----------------h3---------------0--0-------|
[Primeira Parte]
Am C/G He was born to a West Texas sky
G Dm ( D2 Am/D ) Mama worked the mill and Daddy worked the mine
Am C/B Daddy was a good man, but he liked that corn liquor
G E7 F7M Bm5- One night he met a man whose draw was quicker
Am C/G The sun rose on a fresh grave. He stood there by his mother
G Dm ( D2 Am/D ) A shovel in one hand and a gun in the other
Am C/G The killer wore a silver star, the boy found him at the bar
G E7 F7M Bm5- And dropped the hammer on daddy's revolver
Am C/G He fled the law from El Paso to Waco
G Dm ( D2 Am/D ) They ran him south all the way to Lerado
Am C/G He cut a trail to the border on a Palomino quarter
G F7M Most of the law never made it to the Rio [Refrão 1]
Bm5- Am E7 Am He wasn't born a gun fighting man
Bm5- E7 Am He just played the cards in his hand
Am Am7 Am6/E Many men have tried, and many men have died
Fm7 E7 Trying to kill the man responsible
Am For many a cowboys last ride [Tab 1] [Segunda Parte]
Am C/G She was born a schoolteacher's daughter
G Dm (D2 Am/D) She'd been raised right and washed by the water
Am C/G She found him hiding in her back yard leaning on the well
G E7 F7M Bm5- A bullet in his leg and a posse on the hill
Am C/G She hid him in the house when they came around
G Dm (D2 Am/D) She nursed him to health, and he was never found
Am C/G They wed in the spring, but the word was in the wind
G F7M (Bm5-) There were holes in his story, tales of past sin
Am C/G Seven months he left his gun hanging on the hearth
G Dm (D2 Am/D) One night he went for wood, they were waiting in the dark
Am C/G When the shots rang out, she dropped the kettle to the floor
G F7M Saw his gun on the mantle, and knew he'd need it no more [Refrão 2]
Bm5- Am E7 Am She fell in love with a wanted man
Bm5- E7 Am She stole his heart and his gun hand
Am Am7 Am6/E Many men have tried, and many men have died
Fm7 E7 But she was the reason
D7 E7 For a cowboys last ride
Am E7 Am He wasn't born a gun fighting man
Bm5- E7 Am He just played the cards in his hand
Am Am7 Am6 Many men have tried, and many men have died
Fm7 E7 Trying to kill the man responsible
Am For many a cowboys last ride [Tab 1] [Final]
Am C/G The sun rose on a fresh grave, she stood there by his mother
G Dm (D2 Dm) A shovel in one hand, and a baby in the other
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