Biography:
Shooter Jennings (born Waylon Albright Jennings in 1979, ) is an American country music singer, the only child of Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter. His middle name comes from his father's drummer, Richie Albright. His father nicknamed him "Shooter" after he urinated on a nurse shortly after birth (as the elder Jennings wrote in his 1996 autobiography).
Shooter Jennings lived his first few years in a crib on his parents' tour bus. By age five, he was playing drums.
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Shooter Jennings: Electric Rodeo
Intro
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A----2--2---2-------2--2---2-------2-|
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REPEAT ABOVE RIFF AFTER EVERY CHORUS.
E D
It's been 16 months since I've been back home
A G
I make a lot of money I don't know where it goes
E D A
All I know is the guitar and the bottle
E D
My daddy was a loaded gun
A G
He said: it ain't no fun livin' on the run, son
E D A G
But everywhere I go trouble seems to follow
E7
So I ride
D A E
And I pick my songs at night at the next big show
D A E
My friends they come and they go
D A E
And love moves a little too slow
G D/F# E7
When you're riding with an Electric Rodeo
E D
Now I can't complain I do alright
A G
Singin' my songs in a different town every night
E D A G E
Lookin' for a woman to keep me warm tonight
E D
From California to the dirt of New York
A G
From Dallas, Texas to the streets of Baltimore
E D A G
Wishin' I was home with a little girl of my own
E7
And I ride
D A E
And I pick my songs at night at the next big show
D A E
My friends they come and they go
D A E
And love moves a little too slow
G D/F# E7
When you're riding with an Electric Rodeo
E D E D E D A E D A E
E7
And I ride
D A E
And I pick my songs at night at the next big show
D A E
My friends they come and they go
D A E
And love moves a little too slow
G D/F# E7
When you're riding with an Electric Rodeo
G D/F# E7
riding with an Electric Rodeo
Feel free to liberally add licks that are based off the respective chords. I can imagine
song leading many people off on lead guitar tangents.
Intro
E----0--------------0--------------0-|
D-- -3--------------3--------------3-|
G----1--------------1--------------1-|
D- --2----0---0-----2----0---0-----2-|
A----2--2---2-------2--2---2-------2-|
E-0-------------3p0------------3p0---|
REPEAT ABOVE RIFF AFTER EVERY CHORUS.
E D
It's been 16 months since I've been back home
A G
I make a lot of money I don't know where it goes
E D A
All I know is the guitar and the bottle
E D
My daddy was a loaded gun
A G
He said: it ain't no fun livin' on the run, son
E D A G
But everywhere I go trouble seems to follow
E7
So I ride
D A E
And I pick my songs at night at the next big show
D A E
My friends they come and they go
D A E
And love moves a little too slow
G D/F# E7
When you're riding with an Electric Rodeo
E D
Now I can't complain I do alright
A G
Singin' my songs in a different town every night
E D A G E
Lookin' for a woman to keep me warm tonight
E D
From California to the dirt of New York
A G
From Dallas, Texas to the streets of Baltimore
E D A G
Wishin' I was home with a little girl of my own
E7
And I ride
D A E
And I pick my songs at night at the next big show
D A E
My friends they come and they go
D A E
And love moves a little too slow
G D/F# E7
When you're riding with an Electric Rodeo
E D E D E D A E D A E
E7
And I ride
D A E
And I pick my songs at night at the next big show
D A E
My friends they come and they go
D A E
And love moves a little too slow
G D/F# E7
When you're riding with an Electric Rodeo
G D/F# E7
riding with an Electric Rodeo
Feel free to liberally add licks that are based off the respective chords. I can imagine
song leading many people off on lead guitar tangents.
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