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Stone Blind Horses

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Bm
There Bmare some Dsaints Athat have been forEgottenF#m  
Like Amost of my drunken DprayersBm  
They say there's a Dheaven. It's Asomewhere above the EyonderF#m  
Where there's Ano more crosses to DbearBm  
And there's Dghosts Aall along the EhighwaysF#m  
And there's Astorms out on the DseaBm  
My only Dhope is Asomewhere in that EheavenF#m  
Someone says a Aprayer for DmeA  
I've been Eridin' stone blind DhorsesA  
Never seen Ea reason to DbelievAe
Hey sweet EGenevieve  F#msay a prayer for Dme
And the wild young Acowboys; old Edrunks;
ThDe paramours and thieves
harmonica solo
The Bmhigh slurred Dwhistle Aof a red-winged EblackbirdF#m  
Sounds like he's Asingin' oh that I might DdieBm  
It's his Dsong for Athose who have EfallenF#m  
Unrepentant and with Ano more alibDisA  
I've been Eridin' stone blind DhorsesA  
Never seen Ea reason to DbelievAe
Hey sweet EGenevieve  F#msay a prayer for Dme
And the wild young Acowboys; old Edrunks;
ThDe paramours and thieves
Hey sweet EGenevieve  F#msay a prayer for Dme
And the wild young Acowboys; old Edrunks;
ThDe paramours and thieveAs
Capo II
  Bm= Am  
   D= C  
   A= G  
   E= D  
 F#m= Em  

All chords in this song (9)

The story behind the song

Ray Wylie Hubbard is an American singer and songwriter known for his unique blend of folk, blues, and country. His career began in the 1970s, with his song "Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother" gaining widespread recognition through Jerry Jeff Walker's recording. "Stone Blind Horses" appeared on his 2015 album, The Ruffian's Misfortune. It carries the weight of a seasoned artist, reflecting on life's journey with a raw, reflective honesty.

AI-written from these sources:Ray Wylie Hubbard — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Stone Blind Horses

by Ray Wylie Hubbard

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F#m

Stone Blind Horses chords

Bm D A E F#m

There are some saints that have been forgotten

A D Bm

Like most of my drunken prayers

D A E F#m

They say there's a heaven. It's somewhere above the yonder

A D Bm

Where there's no more crosses to bear

D A E F#m

And there's ghosts all along the highways

A D Bm

And there's storms out on the sea

D A E F#m

My only hope is somewhere in that heaven

A D A

Someone says a prayer for me

E D A

I've been ridin' stone blind horses

E D A

Never seen a reason to believe

E F#m D

Hey sweet Genevieve say a prayer for me

A E

And the wild young cowboys; old drunks;

The paramours and thieves

harmonica solo

Bm D A E F#m

The high slurred whistle of a red-winged blackbird

A D Bm

Sounds like he's singin' oh that I might die

D A E F#m

It's his song for those who have fallen

A D A

Unrepentant and with no more alibis

E D A

I've been ridin' stone blind horses

E D A

Never seen a reason to believe

E F#m D

Hey sweet Genevieve say a prayer for me

A E

And the wild young cowboys; old drunks;

The paramours and thieves

E F#m D

Hey sweet Genevieve say a prayer for me

A E

And the wild young cowboys; old drunks;

D A

The paramours and thieves

Capo II

Bm Am

D C

A G

E D

F#m Em

About Stone Blind Horses Chords by Ray Wylie Hubbard

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The chords for "Stone Blind Horses" show the original chord names (including Bm, D, A, E, F#m, Am). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.