Biography:
Ian Tyson (born September 25, 1933) is a cowboy folk singer from Alberta, Canada who was born in Victoria, British Columbia.
He and his then-wife Sylvia Fricker constituted one of the most popular folk duos of the 1960s, Ian & Sylvia. Tyson gradually shifted to the cowboy way while still with Sylvia, accentuating the western life through song. Residing on a ranch in southern Alberta, Tyson tours all over the west.
In 2005, CBC Radio One listeners chose his song
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Capo 2
D
From the top of Mahogany Ridge you can see forever
D A
And forever is a long, long way
D G D G
The desert rules, the first rule, you've got to know your way back home
D A
And you'll be back to ride another day
D
And when the night falls the silence all around you
D A
And the beating of your heart is the only sound
D G D G
Down in some lonley canyon, beside the sagebrush fire
D A
Dreaming of the lights of paradise town
Chorus:
D E7 Em
Roll on Owyhee, wild horse heaven
G A
I hope it always will be
D E7
Roll on Owyhee
G A D
Far across the sagebrush sea
D
So we'll raise our glasses high to the big Owyhee
D A
we'll have another round for the fellas who still hear the call
D G
you got to play the card that's dealt you
D A
coming off the Mountain Taparedo tall
Chorus:
D E7 Em
Roll on Owyhee, wild horse heaven
G A
I hope it always will be
D E7
Roll on Owyhee
G A D
Far across the sagebrush sea
D
From the top of Mahogany Ridge you can see forever
D A
And forever is a long, long way
D G D G
The desert rules, the first rule, you've got to know your way back home
D A
And you'll be back to ride another day
D
And when the night falls the silence all around you
D A
And the beating of your heart is the only sound
D G D G
Down in some lonley canyon, beside the sagebrush fire
D A
Dreaming of the lights of paradise town
Chorus:
D E7 Em
Roll on Owyhee, wild horse heaven
G A
I hope it always will be
D E7
Roll on Owyhee
G A D
Far across the sagebrush sea
D
So we'll raise our glasses high to the big Owyhee
D A
we'll have another round for the fellas who still hear the call
D G
you got to play the card that's dealt you
D A
coming off the Mountain Taparedo tall
Chorus:
D E7 Em
Roll on Owyhee, wild horse heaven
G A
I hope it always will be
D E7
Roll on Owyhee
G A D
Far across the sagebrush sea
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