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- Bible On The Dash
- Blood Sweat And Water
- Counterfeit Blues
- Devils Best Dress
- Dig Gravedigger Dig
- Drink It Like You Mean It
- Especially A Paint
- Family Reunion
- Five Dollar Bill
- Gonna Shine Up My Boots
- Good Copenhagen
- Gothest Girl I Can
- Guitar From The Wall
- Hair In My Eyes Like A Highland Steer
- Heavy And Leaving
- Horse Soldier Horse Soldier
- I Wanna Be In The Cavalry
- I Wanna Be In The Cavalry Reprise
- Little Foothills Heaven
- Long Gone To Saskatchewan
- One Left In The Chamber
- Pour Em Kinda Strong
- Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner
- R
- Roughest Neck Around
- Run This Town
- September
- She Wont Come To Me
- Student Visas
- Sunbeam
- Switch To Whiskey
- Talkin Veterinarian Blues
- The Horse I Rode In On
- The Truth Comes Out
- This Is My Prairie
- Time To Switch To Whiskey
- Truck Got Stuck
- Washed Up Rock Star Factory Blues
- You Aint A Cowboy If You Aint Been Bucked Off
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!
Song: Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner
Band: Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans
Album: Cabin Fever
Label: New West Records
Written and Performed By: Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans
Chorded By: ultimatelefty
This one is off of the new record, and I've really been enjoying
Cabin Fever so far, and this one was kind of an easy one to figure out,
I decided to chord it! Hopefully it's pretty well correct, please rate,
comment, and enjoy!
Chords:
[E A D G B e]
D5/A C D G F
[X 0 0 2 3 X] [3 3 2 0 1 0] [X 0 0 2 3 2] [3 2 0 0 3 3] [1 3 3 2 1 1]
D5/A C D5/A C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D5/A C D5/A
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
C D5/A C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D5/A C D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D C
Inspect the silver inlay and the finely engraved steel
D C D C
Rich carved ivory grips with checkered lines that you can feel
D C D C
You'll find it premature to call the calibre obsolete
G F C D
When olden tyme design and modern treacherous-ness meet
D C D C
It's a curio that's slipped between our current laws, as read
D C D C
Priceless as an artifact but leaves you just as dead
D C D C
Craftsmanship like this is not displayed much anymore
G F C D
And there ain't too many gangstas shooting Russian .44
D C D C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D C
To think a learned chronicler like you would be the one
D C D C
Whose eye for detail failed to see him reaching for your gun
D C D C
You must be the first in ninety years to meet his death
G F C D
By way of antique, archaic, black powder pistol's breath
Guitar Part for Mandolin solo:
D C D C G F C D
D C D C
Despits your recent injuries you must admit that still
D C D C
It remains an elegant and stylish way to kill
D C D C
Yes, despite my injuries, good sir, I cannot lie
G F C D
It remains an elegant and stylish way to die
D C D C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D5/A
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Band: Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans
Album: Cabin Fever
Label: New West Records
Written and Performed By: Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans
Chorded By: ultimatelefty
This one is off of the new record, and I've really been enjoying
Cabin Fever so far, and this one was kind of an easy one to figure out,
I decided to chord it! Hopefully it's pretty well correct, please rate,
comment, and enjoy!
Chords:
[E A D G B e]
D5/A C D G F
[X 0 0 2 3 X] [3 3 2 0 1 0] [X 0 0 2 3 2] [3 2 0 0 3 3] [1 3 3 2 1 1]
D5/A C D5/A C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D5/A C D5/A
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
C D5/A C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D5/A C D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D C
Inspect the silver inlay and the finely engraved steel
D C D C
Rich carved ivory grips with checkered lines that you can feel
D C D C
You'll find it premature to call the calibre obsolete
G F C D
When olden tyme design and modern treacherous-ness meet
D C D C
It's a curio that's slipped between our current laws, as read
D C D C
Priceless as an artifact but leaves you just as dead
D C D C
Craftsmanship like this is not displayed much anymore
G F C D
And there ain't too many gangstas shooting Russian .44
D C D C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D C
To think a learned chronicler like you would be the one
D C D C
Whose eye for detail failed to see him reaching for your gun
D C D C
You must be the first in ninety years to meet his death
G F C D
By way of antique, archaic, black powder pistol's breath
Guitar Part for Mandolin solo:
D C D C G F C D
D C D C
Despits your recent injuries you must admit that still
D C D C
It remains an elegant and stylish way to kill
D C D C
Yes, despite my injuries, good sir, I cannot lie
G F C D
It remains an elegant and stylish way to die
D C D C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
D C D5/A
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
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