Waverly Stagecoach
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INTRO: pick top 3 strings: G Bm F Am x 2 Bb C G C-G x 2G F C If you go out tonight in WaverleyD7 ParkG F C Don't hail the carriage you'llD7 meet in the darkG F C Ain't no call for laughter, myD7 words you must markBb C Or you'll be on the WaverleyG StagecoachBb C G you'll be on the Waverley StagecoachG F C Some twenty years since or aD7 similar whileG F C The Mayor of the City, his wifeD7 and his childG F C They boarded the carriage butD7 inside a mileBb C Were flung dead from the WaverleyG StagecoachBb C flung dead from the WaverleyG StagecoachContinúa después del anuncioG Bm They say that the wheels on theF Am coach are bright redG Bm F Stained with the blood that'sAm come from the deadG Bm F The driver is fire and the horsesAm are whiteBb Bb C And it claims anybody thatC G travels by nightG F You can laugh all you like butC D7 you'll laugh on your ownG F C There's eighty-five people fromD7 this town aloneG F In a short twenty years have beenC D7 murdered and thrownBb C From the cab of the WaverleyG StagecoachBb C From the cab of the WaverleyG StagecoachG Bm They say that the wheels on theF Am coach are bright redG Bm F Stained with the blood that'sAm come from the deadG Bm F The driver is fire and the horsesAm are whiteBb Bb C And it claims anybody thatC G travels by nightG F You can laugh all you like butC D7 you'll laugh on your ownG F C There's eighty-five people fromD7 this town aloneG F In a short twenty years have beenC D7 murdered and thrownBb C From the cab of the WaverleyG StagecoachBb C From the cab of the WaverleyG StagecoachG F C So if you go out tonight inD7 Waverley ParkG F C Don't hail the carriage you'llD7 meet in the darkG F C Ain't no call for laughter, myD7 words you must markBb C Or you'll be on the WaverleyG StagecoachBb C G you'll be on the Waverley StagecoachBb C G you'll be on the Waverley Stagecoach