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Em Rode hard and put up wetC I aimed down, but I can't get up yeahD It's a long ride back to the way IEm D want to feelEm Sundown across the plainC I've been sore before, I'll be sore againD No place to hide to keep fromEm D runningEm Laid down in a cottonwood hallowC I left the trail, no man could followD Is it safe to rest my head againEm D till morning?Em Cracked throat and my canteen's dryC And rain don't fall from an empty skyD So I'll whisper Hail Marys tillEm D the sun comes upC Now don't tell me that part of the story whenG D The cowboy falls in loveC When it's raining in his pistolG D And his saddle, and the stars aboveG D When the candle's burnin' downContinúa después del anuncioG C And when midnight comes aroundG D Now all the best that we can hope forC Is to be laughing when we finally hit the groundEm Rode hard and come down tiredC Stripped from the saddle when the eye of the fireD And deep in dreams of women inEm D clean waterEm And I did before what I'll do againC So forgive me father if I have sinnedD Em But the old wood cracks, before itD bendsC Now don't tell me that part of the story whenG D The cowboy falls in loveC When it's raining in his pistolG D And his saddle, and the stars aboveG D When the candle's burnin downG C And when midnight comes aroundG D Now all the best that we can hope forC Is to be laughing when we finally hit the ground SoloC Now don't tell me that part of the story whenG D The cowboy falls in loveC When it's raining in his pistolG D And his saddle, and the stars aboveG D When the candle's burnin downG C And when midnight comes aroundG D Now all the best that we can hope forC Is to be laughing when we finally hit yeahG D When the candle's burnin downG C And when midnight comes aroundG D Now all the best that we can hope forC Is to be laughing when we finally hit the groundG D G CG D C Em
Composición: Alan Edwards, Jeff Clyne y P.H. Naffah
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