Biografía:
Old Man Luedecke is the recording name of Juno Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter and banjo player, Chris Luedecke, of Chester, Nova Scotia. His 2008 album, Proof of Love, won a 2009 Juno Award for traditional folk album of the year.
Luedecke has also toured as a member of The Pan-Canadian New Folk Ensemble with Kim Barlow and Christine Fellows.[1]
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Capo on first fret
Intro is G/D/G
G G C G
Them old cowboys don’t sing too much no more
D
They’ve been singing to the wind
C G
And their throats are sore
G C G
And every love they rode away from makes them walk the floor
D C G
Them old cowboys don’t sing too much no more. Ooh-ooh-oooh.
G
Like an old wolf in a leg trap
C G
They’ll stand up fierce when you come
D C G
They want to be counted but their time hasn’t come
G C G
Just an old man drowning in a ten gallon hat
D G
Like an old wolf caught in a leg trap
Chorus:
C D G D C
Dry and dusty dry and dusty whiskey makes the guitar rusty
G D
But soothes the voice like honey for a while
C D C D
Raise a glass to the cowboy friend who’s like we’ll never see again
C D G
Whos songs run on like water for all time. Ooh-oo-oooh.
G C G
Way out on the prairie the cowboy wrote his songs
D C G
Long have grown the grasses round the spring where he sat long
Who’s crystal shattered fettered souls
C G D G
Of all who listened long and the cowboy strummed in time along
Chorus
(repeat last line chorus end on C) then G/D/C/G
Intro is G/D/G
G G C G
Them old cowboys don’t sing too much no more
D
They’ve been singing to the wind
C G
And their throats are sore
G C G
And every love they rode away from makes them walk the floor
D C G
Them old cowboys don’t sing too much no more. Ooh-ooh-oooh.
G
Like an old wolf in a leg trap
C G
They’ll stand up fierce when you come
D C G
They want to be counted but their time hasn’t come
G C G
Just an old man drowning in a ten gallon hat
D G
Like an old wolf caught in a leg trap
Chorus:
C D G D C
Dry and dusty dry and dusty whiskey makes the guitar rusty
G D
But soothes the voice like honey for a while
C D C D
Raise a glass to the cowboy friend who’s like we’ll never see again
C D G
Whos songs run on like water for all time. Ooh-oo-oooh.
G C G
Way out on the prairie the cowboy wrote his songs
D C G
Long have grown the grasses round the spring where he sat long
Who’s crystal shattered fettered souls
C G D G
Of all who listened long and the cowboy strummed in time along
Chorus
(repeat last line chorus end on C) then G/D/C/G
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