Farther Down The Line por Willie Nelson, tablaturas y acordes en PlayUkuleleNET

Farther Down The Line

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Willie Nelson nació en Texas en 1933, es todo un icono de la música country y a lo largo de su carrera ha colaborado con todo tipo de artistas.

Su carrera empezó en los años 50, pronto se fue ganando el respeto de la comunidad country por sus composiciones más que por sus interpretaciones, donde su voz nasal no era bien acogida por todo el mundo.

El éxito le llegó a traves de Patsy Clyne, la cual inmortalizaria su "Crazy". Poco después aparecería otro clásico: "Funny

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Date: 10/27/96; 6:42:51 PM
From: Hakan Sjostrom
Subject: CRD: FARTHER DOWN THE LINE rec. by Willie Nelson

FARTHER DOWN THE LINE
Recorded by Willie Nelson
Written by Lvle Lovett

CAPO 1ST FRET: KEY:Bb PLAY:A

[A] Let's have a [A7] hand for that young [D] cowboy
And wish him better luck next [A] time.
I hope we'll see him up in [E7] Fargo
Or somewhere farther down the [A] line [A7]
This time he sure drew a [D] bad one
One that nobody could [A] ride
By the way he pulled his [E7] hat on
You know he'd be there for the [A] fight

CHORUS:
And it's the [A7] classic contra- [D] diction [GD]
The unavoidable aff- [A] liction.
And it don't take much to pre- [E7] dict, son
The way it always [A] goes [A7]
'Cause one day she says she [D] loves you [GD]
And the next she'll be tired [A] of you
N' push'll always come to [E7] shove you
On that midnight rode- [A] o

INSTRUMENTAL

He almost made it [A7] to the [D] buzzer
Somehow he gave up in the [A] end
He put one hand around the [E7] other
And let that pick-up man on [A] in [A7]
It was his last chance to [D] ride it
Now he'll have to move a-[A] long
But he knows back in his [E7] mind, that
He won't be away for [A] long

CHORUS

So let's have a [A7] hand for that young [D] cowboy [GD]
And wish him better luck next [A] time
I hope we'll see him up in [E7] Fargo
Or somewhere farther down the [A] line

Thanks for help on the lyrics to:
[email protected] (Gene L. Graham)