Wildflowers And Wild Horses

Lainey Wilson

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Afinación:
[Intro] Bm G D/F#
Em Wildflowers
D/F# G Wild horses [Primera Parte]
Bm In the middle of the night
D/A I hear a corn field coyote cry
A Up at the moon no matter what
G Sky I'm laying under
Bm In the eye of a hurricane
D/A When I got one foot in the grave
A I'll dig my boots into the dirt
G And face the rolling thunder [Estribillo]
Bm I'm five generations of blazing a trail
D Through barbed wire valleys and overgrown dells
A I'm barefoot and bareback and born tough as nails
Em Whoa-ooh-oh, ooh-oh
Bm I'm four fifths of reckless and one fifth of jack
D I push like a daisy through old sidewalk cracks
A Yeah, my kinda crazy's still running its courses
G Bm With wildflowers and wild horses [Segunda Parte]
Bm It's in the water in my veins
D That bread of heaven falls like rain
A So I'm taken care of either way
A Make something out of how I'm made
G Until I hitch a ride on glory's train [Estribillo]
Bm I'm five generations of blazing a trail
D Through barbed wire valleys and overgrown dells
A I'm barefoot and bareback and born tough as nails
Em Whoa-ooh-oh, ooh-oh
Bm I'm four fifths of reckless and one fifth of jack
D I push like a daisy through old sidewalk cracks
A Yeah, my kinda crazy's still running its courses
G With wildflowers and wild horses [Estribillo]
Bm I'm five generations of blazing a trail
D Through barbed wire valleys and overgrown dells
A I'm barefoot and bareback and born tough as nails
Em Whoa-ooh-oh, ooh-oh
Bm I'm four fifths of reckless and one fifth of jack
D I push like a daisy through old sidewalk cracks
A Yeah, my kinda crazy's still running its courses
G Bm D With wildflowers and wild horses [Final]
A Yeah, my kinda crazy's still running its courses
Em D/F# G With wildflowers and wild horses
Em D/F# G Wildflowers and wild horses
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Composición: Paul Sikes, Trannie Anderson y Lainey Wilson

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