Biography:
It takes a certain type of musician to hop freight trains and barrel across the vastness of North America with his brother and cousin. Especially for an artist who, just years before, sold out Madison Square Garden for three consecutive nights. CHAD “CHADWICK” STOKES is anything but a typical rock star. So, there was the singer-guitarist for bands Dispatch and State Radio, wading across a river to escape the chasing railroad bulls and hanging in the different down and out jungles with other traveling folks.
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On "Horse Comanche" Chad plays it in Standard tuning.
When he plays it live, he sometimes uses a Capo on 1st fret.
A E
I like crumbs and chrome headlights
A D
Carnivals and canines, boardwalk girls who play nice
A E
Cars and their engines, a bridge in its suspension
A D A
The sun shadowing the east
A E
And I like how your dress looks with that lamp shade
A D
How people always tell me, you’re the best friend they ever made
A E
Take me to the commune, we can live with Cat Stevens
A D A
He can play the tambourine
E A D
Oh, I’d like to live up in a house that lives up in a tree
A E
Only you and me, maybe a kid, maybe three
A D
Maybe from the top, you can see that
A E A
I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight
D F#m
In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night
E A D A
We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time
A E
I like my Mustangs unshod
A
the coy-wolves of Cape Cod
D
The tillerman and big maud
A
gone but not forgotten
E
The wind catching the caution,
A D A
so let it all be free
A E
Let’s take another unplanned road trip,
A
leave behind New England
D
Maybe we can find
A
our Lefty’s sister Ingrid
E
Leave the frozen rivers
A D A
to some place we’ve never seen
E A D
Oh, I’d like to live up in a house that lives up in a tree
A E
Only you and me, maybe a kid, maybe three
A D
Maybe from the top, you can see that
F#m E A
I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight
D F#m
In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night
E A D A
We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time
E A D A
Let the world fall away, one kiss at a time
When he plays it live, he sometimes uses a Capo on 1st fret.
A E
I like crumbs and chrome headlights
A D
Carnivals and canines, boardwalk girls who play nice
A E
Cars and their engines, a bridge in its suspension
A D A
The sun shadowing the east
A E
And I like how your dress looks with that lamp shade
A D
How people always tell me, you’re the best friend they ever made
A E
Take me to the commune, we can live with Cat Stevens
A D A
He can play the tambourine
E A D
Oh, I’d like to live up in a house that lives up in a tree
A E
Only you and me, maybe a kid, maybe three
A D
Maybe from the top, you can see that
A E A
I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight
D F#m
In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night
E A D A
We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time
A E
I like my Mustangs unshod
A
the coy-wolves of Cape Cod
D
The tillerman and big maud
A
gone but not forgotten
E
The wind catching the caution,
A D A
so let it all be free
A E
Let’s take another unplanned road trip,
A
leave behind New England
D
Maybe we can find
A
our Lefty’s sister Ingrid
E
Leave the frozen rivers
A D A
to some place we’ve never seen
E A D
Oh, I’d like to live up in a house that lives up in a tree
A E
Only you and me, maybe a kid, maybe three
A D
Maybe from the top, you can see that
F#m E A
I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight
D F#m
In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night
E A D A
We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time
E A D A
Let the world fall away, one kiss at a time
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