¡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!
Red Horse - Coshieville
## NOTE: Gsus = 330003 ##
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: G
C
The west winds blow to Coshieville
G D
And with the winds came we
G Gsus G C
Where the river hugs the wood
G
Blackthorns bloom in May, there stood
D G
A single rowan tree
C G
So young and tender, so were you
D G Gsus G C
I loved you both as there you grew
G
The day I took the road that leads
D G
By Rannoch to the sea
C
We carved our names in Coshieville
G D
The rowan leaves were still
G Gsus G C
The darkening West was in your eyes
G
Despite your kisses and my lies
D G
My thoughts had crossed the hill
C G
I broke your heart as the minutes passed
D G Gsus G C
For I shrugged and said, that nothing lasts
G D
Many is the backwards glance I cast
G
As I went North to the drill
C
The big wheels rumble up and down
G D
The lorries know the way
G Gsus G C
I raised my hand, I hitched a ride
G
We crossed the bridge at Rannochside
D G
Where the diesel motors play
C G
Then I set myself to a cliff of stone
D G Gsus G C
My ears to the boring-hammer's drone
G D
The ache inside I ruled alone
G
You were far away
But the money moved from Erich's Loch
C G
And the Great Glen beckoned on
D G Gsus G C
At Moriston the hills grew pale
G D
We fought and drank through Old Kintail
G
'Til our money soon was gone
C G D
Then I cursed Loch Aweside's autumn rain
G Gsus G C
The winter whisky in Dun---blane
G D
'Til the west winds rose in the spring again
G
And my heart leapt at its song
G C
I came at night to Coshieville
G D
A dozen hills of flame
G Gsus G C
You had another hand to hold
G D
Beneath the names we carved of old
G
There was another name
C G D
You looked me through, you made no sign
G Gsus G C
I drank the cup of bitter wine
G D
For well we knew the fault was mine
G
And I went the road I came
## NOTE: Gsus = 330003 ##
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: G
C
The west winds blow to Coshieville
G D
And with the winds came we
G Gsus G C
Where the river hugs the wood
G
Blackthorns bloom in May, there stood
D G
A single rowan tree
C G
So young and tender, so were you
D G Gsus G C
I loved you both as there you grew
G
The day I took the road that leads
D G
By Rannoch to the sea
C
We carved our names in Coshieville
G D
The rowan leaves were still
G Gsus G C
The darkening West was in your eyes
G
Despite your kisses and my lies
D G
My thoughts had crossed the hill
C G
I broke your heart as the minutes passed
D G Gsus G C
For I shrugged and said, that nothing lasts
G D
Many is the backwards glance I cast
G
As I went North to the drill
C
The big wheels rumble up and down
G D
The lorries know the way
G Gsus G C
I raised my hand, I hitched a ride
G
We crossed the bridge at Rannochside
D G
Where the diesel motors play
C G
Then I set myself to a cliff of stone
D G Gsus G C
My ears to the boring-hammer's drone
G D
The ache inside I ruled alone
G
You were far away
But the money moved from Erich's Loch
C G
And the Great Glen beckoned on
D G Gsus G C
At Moriston the hills grew pale
G D
We fought and drank through Old Kintail
G
'Til our money soon was gone
C G D
Then I cursed Loch Aweside's autumn rain
G Gsus G C
The winter whisky in Dun---blane
G D
'Til the west winds rose in the spring again
G
And my heart leapt at its song
G C
I came at night to Coshieville
G D
A dozen hills of flame
G Gsus G C
You had another hand to hold
G D
Beneath the names we carved of old
G
There was another name
C G D
You looked me through, you made no sign
G Gsus G C
I drank the cup of bitter wine
G D
For well we knew the fault was mine
G
And I went the road I came
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