D Bm D Bm D A7 DD Bm G D High on a mountain in Western MontanaBm A7 D A silhouette moves cross a cinnamon skyD Bm G D Riding along on a horse he calls musicBm With a song on his lipsA7 D And a tear in his eyeD Bm He dreams of a timeG And a lady who loved himD Bm And how he would sing herD A7 Sweet lullabiesD Bm But we don’t ever ask himG D And he never talks about herD Bm I guess it’s just betterA7 D That we all let it slideG D And he sings ohhhh to the ladiesG D And ohhhh he makes them sighD Bm Then he rides awayG D On a horse he calls musicD Bm The pain in his heartA7 D And a tear in his eye [Solo]D Bm G D Bm D A7 DD Bm Now he wrote the musicG D From Boston to BozmonBm D Not too much moneyD A7 And way too much rideD Bm But those were the daysG D When a horse he called musicD The jump through the moonA7 D And flied across the skyD Bm Now all that’s leftG D Is an old time worn cowboyBm D With only his dreamsD A7 Of the days gone gone byD Bm And trailin’ behindG D Is a horse with no riderBm D A horse he calls memoriesA7 D That she used to rideD G But he sang ohhhhD To the ladiesD G D Bm And ohhhh he damn near made some fall right down and dieD Bm And he’d ride awayG D On a horse he called musicBm D The pain in his heartA7 D And a tear in his eyeD Bm G D High on a mountain in Western MontanaBm A7 D Two crosses cut through a cinnamon skyD Bm Markin’ the place whereG D A horse he called musicBm D Lays with a cowboyA7 D There by his side
A Horse Called Music
Willie Nelson
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