Navajo Rug

Tom Russell

  • Am*
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  • C*
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  • D*
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  • Em*
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  • G*
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Tom:
Capotraste:
(capo 2nd fret)
G Well it's three eggs up on whiskey toast
Am Homefries on the side
C Wash it down with truckstop coffee
D Burns up your inside
G Just a Canyon, Colorado diner
Am And a waitress I did love
C We sat in the back 'neath an old stuffed bear
D And a worn out Navajo rug
G Well old Jack the boss he'd close at six
Am Then it's Katie bar the door
C She'd pull down that Navajo rug
D And she'd spread it 'cross the floor
G Hey I saw lightning in the sacred mountains
Am Saw the dance of the turtle doves
C Lyin' next to Katie
D On that old Navajo rug Chorus:
G Em C D Ai-yi-yi, Katie, shades of red and blue
G Em Ai-yi-yi, Katie
C G Em C D Whatever became of the Navajo rug and you?
G Well I saw old Jack about a year ago
Am He said the place burned to the ground
C And all he saved was an old bear tooth
D And Katie she left town
G But Katie she got her a souvenir too
Am Jack spat out a tabacco plug
C He said "You shoulda seen her runnin' through the smoke
D Draggin' that Navajo rug." Repeat Chorus
G Now everytime I cross the sacred mountains
Am And lightning breaks above
C It always takes me back in time
D To my long lost Katie love
G Ah but everything keeps on movin'
Am And everyone's on the go
C They don't make things that last anymore
D Like a double-woven Navajo Repeat Chorus
Em C D Katie, shades of red and blue
G Em Ay-yi-yi, Katie
C G Em C D G Whatever became of the Navajo rug and you?
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Composição: Ian Tyson e Tom Russell

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