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Glory Road

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Gmajor
90BPM
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Notes: There are chords mixed in with the riffs that I didn't
bother to write out. It's pretty easy to figure out where they
go. Each riff is only written once, but used at least a few times
-- it should be obvious where.
There's one chord that I don't know the name of for sure. I wrote
it as C9maj7 (my best guess), and it looks like this (low to high):
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Intro - start with a G chord, then:
e -----------------------------------------------------------------
B ------0---------0---------0--------------------------------------
G --------0--------------------------------------------------------
D --0h2-----2-2s4---4---0h2--------0h2p0---------------------------
A --------------------5--------------------------------------------
E ---------------------------------------3-------------------------
ToGnight I'm gonna sleep in a Dgood hotel
AmA nice warm bath if Call goes well DI've
GBeen out in the badlands Dtwenty-one days
CTracking my bounty Ddown
G   D   C   DHe was Gonly a kid maybe Dseventeen
AmTraded love away Cfor a streak of Dmean
GNow he's tied to my saddle with his Dhead hung low
COut on the Dglory rGoad
e -G---------------------------------------------D-------------------
B -----------------------------------------------------------------
G -----------------------------------------------------------------
D ---0h2---2-2-0---------------------------------------------------
A -----------------------------------0-0h2p0-----------------------
E ---------------------------------3---------3---------------------
DSo all you down town D7ladies won't you
G  CDress in Gstyle
DI've got some gold in my D7saddle bags
I'd Ctrade it for a Gsmile
DLet's have dinner on the Cdevil tonight
G   CC9maj7 Am  
Tomorrow there'll be hell to pay
Won't you Gcome along, I'll be Driding on
The Cglory rDoad some Gday
GTwo men painted on a Dmidnight sky
AmOne slung low, the Cother riding hiDgh
I Gwonder if anybody Dknows just why CI had to shoot him Ddown
G   D   C   D   GAnd now I lay me Ddown to rest
AmGod bless the boy, my Cbullet in his chDest
GBut you can't bless me D'cause I lost my soul
COut on the Dglory rGoad
(Repeat chorus)
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