Performed: Willie Nelson, Highwaymen [2]
Capo 1/3
| A | A7 | D | D | A |
| Let's have a | hand for that young | cowboy, | and wish him better luck next | time |
| A | E7 | A | A7 |
| I hope we'll see him up in | Fargo, or somewhere farther down the | line | |
| A | D | A | A |
| This time he sure drew a | bad one, | one that nobody could | ride |
| E7 | E7 | A |
By the way he pulled his | hat on, | you know he'd be there for the | fight |
| A7 | D | G G D |
And it's the | classic contra | diction | |
| A |
The unavoidable aff | liction |
| A | E7 |
| And it don't take much to pre | dict, son |
| E7 | A | A7 |
| The way it always | goes | |
| A | D | G G D |
| Cause one day she'll say she | loves you | |
| A |
And the next she'll be tired | of you |
| A | E7 |
| And push'll always come to | shove you |
| E7 | A |
| On that midnight rode | o |
| A | A7 | D | D | A |
| He almost made it | to the | buzzer, | somehow he gave up in the | end |
| A | E7 | E7 | A | A7 |
| He put one hand around the | other, | and let that pick-up man on | in | |
| A | D | D | A |
| It was his last chance to | ride it, | now he'll have to move a | long |
| A | E7 | E7 | A |
| But he knows back in his | mind that, | he won't be away for | long |
| A | A7 | D | D | A |
| So let's have a | hand for that young | cowboy, | and wish him better luck next | time |
| A | E7 | E7 | A |
| And hope we'll see him up in | Fargo, | or somewhere farther down the | line |
Created 2012 Jun 14 22:35
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