G D A D G D A D [Verse 1]D Daylight or midnightG Red eyes and that old hatD Whiskey-bent and busted flatA She's a credit to her flawsD She's a bad risk, but a good friendG Small change and loose endsD A She only regrets that she might've beenD A little faster on the draw [Chorus]G Those old high ridin' heroesD They're anywhere the wind blowsA She's been to hell and TexasD And she knows how it feelsG To be ridin' that hot streakD G And drunk on some back streetFalling off the wagonA D And under the wheels [Verse 2]D Time was when she was queenG Now the rodeo's just this old girl's dreamD The highs are few and far betweenA The lows get the restD These old hard times ain't nothin' newG Once you've done the best you can doD You just tip your hat to the wild and blueA D And you ride off to the west [Chorus]G Those old high ridin' heroesD They're anywhere the wind blowsA She's been to hell and TexasD And she knows how it feelsG To be ridin' that hot streakD G And drunk on some back street Falling off the wagonA D And under the wheels [Instrumental]G D A D D7 G D A D D7 [Chorus]G Those old high ridin' heroesD They're anywhere the wind blowsA She's been to hell and TexasD And she knows how it feelsG To be ridin' that hot streakD G And drunk on some back street Falling off the wagonA D And under the wheels
High Ridin Heroes
Tanya Tucker
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