Wade Montgomery - End Of An Age, аккорды

Вступление [Intro] Am F Am F [Verse 1] Am F I grew up with stories 'bout the ghost of boot hill C G Teddy Blue Abbott and Scandalous Bill Am F Them boys are all gone now, them holes have been filled C G By bodies of cowboys who left no wills G Am F And some are sadder than hell [Verse 2] Am F You only hear them stories when you're out on the range C G With real old boys on the real old plains Am F Not rodeo riders or farmers of land C G Not a singer in a barroom, or an Ag. Businessman G Am F Just sad old campfire tales [Verse 3] Am F And I heard this story back when I was a kid C G About a crafty wild stallion and he stole mares and hid Am F They couldn't kill him 'cause he stayed out of range C G He was a saber toothed rocket with a human brain G Am F The king of the plains [Verse 4] Am F And Old Tex watched him for many a year C G And he followed his hoof steps and learned what he feared Am F He staked out four geldings, the fastest he had C G In twenty mile stretches, 'cross a hundred mile of land G Am F Gumbo and Hardpan [Verse 5] Am F And early next mornin' he spotted his prey C G And he built to the stallion on his horse named Bay Am F And they jumped two fences as they tore 'cross the plains C G Hazin' that stallion t'wards the next horse exchange G Am F And gave Bay the reins [Verse 6] Am F And he got off Bay all lathered and sore C G And he saddled up Red and went a'runnin' some more Am F Chasing that stallion 'cross badlands and sage C G With the stallion and Tex all caught in a rage G Am F Of this horse that won't cage [Verse 7] Am F The next horse was Buck, when it came down to swap C G The hot afternoon sun had old Red 'bout to drop Am F Buck was sure-footed and quick on his feet C G And they went chasin' the stallion in the Montana heat G Am F The stud ain't missin' a beat [Verse 8] Am F The last horse was Blackie with the sun gettin' low C G And that old western horizon beginnin' to glow Am F The stallion he stumbled and fell with his pride C G But got up a'runnin' and damn how he tried G Am F And then he fell and died [Verse 9] Am F I've talked about horses but I ain't mentioned Tex C G With blood on his chaps, from them blisters that bled Am F A hundred miles runnin' had taken its toll C G That old stud was his hero, his heart and his soul G Am F 'Til now he didn't know [Verse 10] Am F Tex looked on the ground where he died C G And a defiant look was still a glare in his eye Am F The stallion had stumbled and died in the sage C G It all represented the end of an age G Am F The end of an age [Verse 11] Am F I grew up with stories 'bout the ghost of boot hill C G Teddy Blue Abbot and Scandalous Bill Am F Them boys are all gone now, them holes have been filled C G By bodies of cowboys who left no wills G Am F And some are sadder than hell [Outro] Am F And some are sadder than hell Am And some are sadder than hell