Willis Alan Ramsey (born in Birmingham, Alabama, on 5 March 1951) is an American singer-songwriter, a cult legend among fans of Americana and Texas country. His 1972 self-titled record Willis Alan Ramsey was the only album he ever recorded.
Raised in Dallas, Texas, Ramsey graduated from Highland Park High School in 1969, and was a prominent baritone in the school's Lads and Lassies Choir. In his senior year, he played a leading role in the musical Carousel.
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Goodbye to Old Missoula by Willis Alan Ramsey (capo up 2 frets to match CD and LP. Remember what an LP is? Cool.)
AA7 Searchin' for the sunlight Bm7A On this winter's day AC#mF#mA But here in Old Missoula Bm7E They've thrown the sun away AA7 Come tomorrow morning Bm7A I'm headed for the Bozeman Round AC#mF#mEACBmA And it's goodbye to Old Missoula, sleepy town
AA7 I met a girl named Rosie Bm7A Sweet as she could be AC#mF#mA But I guess that Rosie Bm7E She didn't have eyes for me AA7 Time waits for no one Bm7A Lord, why did I hesitate? AC#MF#mEACBmA And it's goodbye to Old Missoula, a day too late
Refrain: EA Clouds hang on the mountain EA They make me lonesome inside C#mF#m And these four walls surround me Bm7E Leaving no place to hide
Harmonica (last 3 lines of a verse)
AA7 Goodbye Rosie you'll never know Bm7A Time tells my love will pass C#mF#mA But if I just remember your smilin' face Bm7E That's all of time that I ask AA7 Show in this town is over Bm7A Maybe just never began AC#mF#mEACBmA And it's goodbye to Old Missoula, done all that I can
AC#mF#mAC#mF#m And it's goodbye to Old Missoula, goodbye to Old Missoula AC#mF#mEACBmA Goodbye to Old Missoula, sleepy town
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