PlayUkulele.NET Logo
  • EN
    • English
    • Spanish (Español)
    • Portuguese (Português)


Max Stalling

Wide Afternoon

by Max Stalling
Max Stalling

Biography:

Dallas-based American singer-songwriter Max Stalling never expected to be a full-time country and western musician. After earning his college degree from Texas A&M in food science, he worked for Rainbo Bread and Frito Lay. But following the critically lauded and audience-proven successes of his first three CDs, Comfort In The Curves in 1997, Wide Afternoon in 2000, and One Of The Ways in 2002, he traded his lab coat for cowboy boots and has been touring ever since - performing at more than 150 honky tonks and smoky dancehalls each year.

Read more on Last.fm

Max Stalling

Other songs:

  • Blue Eyes
  • Comfort In The Curves
  • Fermented Evenings
  • Green Lights
  • I Aint Drinking Alone
  • I
  • Long Way To Get
  • Look In My Past
  • Might Have Been In Austin
  • One Of The Ways
  • Only The Good Die Young
  • Simple Girl
  • Tadpoles And Eagles
  • The Rock Song
  • These Reminders
  • These Things I Dont Dare
  • These Things That I Dont Dare
  • Topaz City
  • Travelin Lite
  • Wide Afternoon

Share this tab

           

Four years of hard work!

This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!

135 Artist   81 Music   123 Tab Tab
Wide Afternoon
Max Stalling
To play along with the CD, capo at the 2nd fret.

[Intro]
G C D G

G C
Carolina highway, past boroughs and pine breaks
G D
The road's long behind me, every signpost reminds me
G C
My eyes have grown heavy, my wheels drone on steady
G C D G
In the heat of the wide, the heat of the wide, the wide afternoon.

[Chorus]
D C G Em
I've been here forever, my whole life at least.
Am D
Trapped between morning's optimism and night's fleeting dreams.
G C
Here where it matters, where reality looms
G C D G
In the heat of the wide, the heat of the wide, the wide afternoon.
G C
This road was a drug when I started way back

G D
Each hill that I killed was like a pill that I took to relax.
G C
Till the peace in the valleys, got a little too peaceful
G D
All the ridges I?ve run and all that I?ve done
G
has left me with eyes full.
G C
Eyes full of the worst, eyes full of the best
G D
Eyes full of the tiredness that won't let me rest.

G C
All the places I go to, no place is brand new
G C D G
In the heat of the wide, the heat of the wide, the wide afternoon.

[Chorus]
D C G Em
I've been here forever, my whole life at least.
Am D
Trapped between morning's optimism and night's fleeting dreams.
G C
Here where it matters, where reality looms
G C D G
In the heat of the wide, the heat of the wide, the wide afternoon.
G C
This road was a drug when I started way back

[Solo]
G C
Some people sit still, some people go fast
G D
Some go right to it, some never get past
G C
Laying a map out, they don?t plan just assume.
G D G
And wind up forever in the heat of the wide, the wide afternoon.

[Chorus]
G C
Here where it matters, where reality looms
G C D G
In the heat of the wide, the heat of the wide, the wide afternoon.

[Outro]
G C D G




This song
at



 

 

 

 
Maxi Larghi

Maxi Larghi


Maxi Porciuncula

Maxi Porciuncula


Maxi Priest

Maxi Priest


Maxi Trusso

Maxi Trusso


Maxi Vargas

Maxi Vargas


  • PlayUkulele NET
TOP100 ArtistsHOT TOP100 Tabs and ChordsHOT
Main Page Chords Notebook Ukulele Brands Send a new Tab About Us


Suggestions?

 



Main Page Chords Notebook Ukulele Brands Send a new Tab About Us Terms of use Privacy Policy


FIND MORE AT