The Goodnight-Loving

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Ridin' against the wind in East 
        E
New Mexi-co
His skin is dry and worn as the 
      B
Texas plains
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He's headed where the air is thin 
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and  the cold blue northers blow
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Up through the Raton Pass but he'll
                        D
 have to beat the early snow

[Intro]
once

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The winter of '64 was a great 
        E
many years a-go
When a young man went away for the 
      B
rebel cause
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And he was branded by the war and 
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the only life he'd know
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Was lookin' over his shoulder 
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saddle bound and layin' low

[Chorus]
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Now there's a man on the 
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goodnight-loving
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Like too many other men out on the 
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trail
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Who found the hard way when the 
                  E
pushing comes to shoving
        D              A          
He'd go six feet under before he'd
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 go to jail

[Solo]
Bass ,Backing chords
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Lead Guitar, Backing chords
D            A          E

D       E         D           A

          E

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Now there's a place just north of 
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here where they say the outlaws go
Where a man can leave his name and 
     B
past behind
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And every now and then you'll 
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hear, he's gone the way of the 
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buffa-lo
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And that he fin'ly made the pass 
                           D
but he didn't beat the early snow

[Chorus]

        D              A          
He'd go six feet under before he'd
       E
 go to jail
Repeat Bass solo