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Old Coyote Town

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Aminor
90BPM
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Old Coyote Town
[Intro]
Am Em Am Em Dm G Abdim Am Em Dm G
[Verse 1]
He’s got a CUS flag on his front porch
To reFmind everyone where he Clives
And Fup in the attic there are Cpapers that pG/Brove
The Amold house is finally Gsus4hisG  
After Emthirty-five years the Dm7grass still don’t grow
In that Bdimrock hard weAbdimst Texas groundAm  
Where Fmy old dad still C/Eclings to that olDmd coyoteG  
tCown
[Chorus 1]
Like Emhorses the pick-ups are Fparked out in front
Of a Emcafe that don’t need a nFame
Where the Am7old men rock and the tuC/Gmbleweeds roll
Past the bDm7oarded up windows down MaiGn
[Verse 2]
WCaist high weeds hide a for sale sign
At the dFrive-in where my innocence dCied
With a rFusty advertisement, dCangling by a G/Bnail
Says PAmopcorn and Pepsi for a dGime
And dEmown at the depot where Dm7I left for good
There’s a Dbdimhobo with his thrAbdimee-legged houndAm  
WFaitin' for a train, that nC/Eo longer comes to that
oDm7ld coyotGe towCn
[Chorus 2]
And the iEmnterstate rumbles like a rFiver that runs
To a rEmhythm that don’t ever slow dFown
As cAm7ars and trucks, and tiC/Gme pass by
That oDm7ld coyote towGn
[Verse 3]
Daddy fCalls asleep in the living room
On the sFofa with the TV Con
SometFimes he waits for a phoCne call from G/Cme
SomeAmtimes he waits too loGng
But I sEmtill think of the people and the plDm7ace that
he loves
How much lBdimonger will theAbdimy be aroundAm  
Till its aFshes to ashes, dC/Eust to dust
For that oDmld coyoGte towCn
[Chorus 1]
Like hEmorses the pick-ups are pFarked out in front
Of a Emcafe that don't need a nFame
Where the Am7old men rock and the tuC/Gmbleweeds roll
Past the bDm7oarded up windows down MaiGn
[Chorus 2]
And the iEmnterstate rumbles like a rFiver that runs
To a rEmhythm that don’t ever slow dFown
As cAm7ars and trucks, and tiC/Gme pass by
That oFld coyGote tCown
God bless that oFld coyGote tCown
(note: add the dominant 7th where appropriate)
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