He Rides The Wild Horses

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HE RIDES THE WILD HORSES
CHRIS LEDOUX
TUNING - DROP D
G: 550033
* = let ring
[Instrumental Tab]
e|------C0--------G3-------------D2--|
B|------1--------3-------------3--|
G|------0--------0-------------2--|
D|------2--------0-------------0--|
A|--0-2-3*---2-0-5*---------------|
D|---------------5----3-2~-0*-----|
[Intro]
D C D
[Verse 1]
Just a Drodeo drifter, he Gcomes and he Dgoes,
Like a wild wind that blows in the Anight.
The Dhighways and backroads are Gall that he Dknows,
He'll be gone with Cmorning's grey Dlight.
[Verse 2]
Like a Dblue norther howling, like the Gtumbleweeds Dblow,
There's no way to settle him Adown.
His Dspirit's as wild as the Ghorses he Drides,
His freedom he Cwears like a Dcrown
[Chorus]
And he Grides the wild Dhorses,
The same blood flows through their Cveins.
Yes, he Grides the wild Dhorses,
Like the horses, he'll Cnever be Dtamed.
[Turnaround]
C G D
[Verse 3]
He'll Dnever be broke, he Gwon't be tied down,
He'll never wear no man's Abrand.
DHe won't fit in with the Gnine to five Dcrowd
'Cause movin's all Che underDstands.
[Chorus]
And he Grides the wild Dhorses,
The same blood flows through their Cveins.
Yes, he Grides the wild Dhorses,
Like the horses, he'll Cnever be Dtamed.
And he Grides the wild Dhorses,
The same blood flows through their Cveins.
Yes, he Grides the wild Dhorses,
Like the horses, he'll Cnever be Dtamed.
[Outro]
C G D

The story behind the song

Chris LeDoux was an American country music singer-songwriter and a hall of fame rodeo champion. He learned to ride horses while visiting his grandparents on their Wyoming farm, and participated in his first rodeo at age 13. LeDoux recorded 36 albums over his career, selling more than six million units in the United States.

AI-written from these sources:Chris LeDoux — Wikipedia

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