Biografia:
Outras músicas:
- Across The River
- Cyclone
- Down The Road Tonight
- Every Little Kiss
- Fire On The Cross
- I Will Walk With You
- In The Low Country
- King Of The Hill
- Line In The Dust
- Look Out Any Window
- Lost Soul
- Mandolin Rain
- Rainbows Cadillac
- Resting Place
- Sunlight Moon
- Thats Just The Way It Is
- Thats The Way It Is
- The Long Race
- The Old Playground
- The Valley Road
- Till The Dreamings Done
- Walk In The Sun
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Capo 1
| Em G D C D |2x
Verse:
Em G D C D
They're looking for some hired guns on the Texas border
Em G D C D
To shoot 'em all down if they try to cross over the water
Em G D C D
And they've got their old white hoods and the same old orders
Em G D C D
To keep the dark sons away from their daughters
Bridge:
Bm
The nights they came on horses
D G
Are long gone with the wind
Bm
Now they're passing out the torches
D G A
And they're coming back again
Chorus:
Em G
There's a shotgun blast
D C D
There's a secret sign
Em G D C D
It's not a candle burning and it's not a Sunday night
Em G
There's a fire on the cross
D C D
There's a fire on the cross tonight
Verse:
Em G D C D
There wasn't any sound but it felt like sudden thunder
Em G D C D
Two boards nailed together and burning bright
Em G D C D
He was walking by the window when he saw it, now he wonders
Em G
Just what he's got to do to make him see
D C D
He just want to be brothers
Bridge:
Bm
The nights they came on horses
D G
Are long gone with the wind
Bm
Now they're passing out the torches
D G A
And they're coming back again
Chorus:
Em G
There's a shotgun blast
D C D
There's a secret sign
Em G D C D
It's not a candle burning and it's not a Sunday night
Em G
There's a fire on the night
D C D Em
There's a fire on the cross tonight
| Em G D C D |3x [saxophone solo]
Bridge:
Bm
The nights they came on horses
D G
Are long gone with the wind
Bm
Now they're passing out the torches
D G A
And they're coming back again
Chorus:
Em G
There's a shotgun blast
D C D
There's a secret sign
Em G D C D
It's not a candle burning and it's not a Sunday night
Em G
There's a fire on the cross
D C D
There's a fire on the cross tonight
| Em G D C D | repeat and fade out
| Em G D C D |2x
Verse:
Em G D C D
They're looking for some hired guns on the Texas border
Em G D C D
To shoot 'em all down if they try to cross over the water
Em G D C D
And they've got their old white hoods and the same old orders
Em G D C D
To keep the dark sons away from their daughters
Bridge:
Bm
The nights they came on horses
D G
Are long gone with the wind
Bm
Now they're passing out the torches
D G A
And they're coming back again
Chorus:
Em G
There's a shotgun blast
D C D
There's a secret sign
Em G D C D
It's not a candle burning and it's not a Sunday night
Em G
There's a fire on the cross
D C D
There's a fire on the cross tonight
Verse:
Em G D C D
There wasn't any sound but it felt like sudden thunder
Em G D C D
Two boards nailed together and burning bright
Em G D C D
He was walking by the window when he saw it, now he wonders
Em G
Just what he's got to do to make him see
D C D
He just want to be brothers
Bridge:
Bm
The nights they came on horses
D G
Are long gone with the wind
Bm
Now they're passing out the torches
D G A
And they're coming back again
Chorus:
Em G
There's a shotgun blast
D C D
There's a secret sign
Em G D C D
It's not a candle burning and it's not a Sunday night
Em G
There's a fire on the night
D C D Em
There's a fire on the cross tonight
| Em G D C D |3x [saxophone solo]
Bridge:
Bm
The nights they came on horses
D G
Are long gone with the wind
Bm
Now they're passing out the torches
D G A
And they're coming back again
Chorus:
Em G
There's a shotgun blast
D C D
There's a secret sign
Em G D C D
It's not a candle burning and it's not a Sunday night
Em G
There's a fire on the cross
D C D
There's a fire on the cross tonight
| Em G D C D | repeat and fade out
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