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Silver Stallion

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There's a lot of slide guitar in this song and this is the tab for the other guitar 
is played in a controlled sort of laziness.
Play it all with barre chords except the E in between verse and in the intro which 
be a lower, open E.
The tonality is write but Im not 100% sure its in the right key because my guitar is 
a bit different, should be.
[Intro]  Dbm/  Dbm/  B/  Ax 2
         E
[Verse 1]
EI'm gonna E/Bbsteal a silver Astallion
EWith not a E/Bbmark upon his silky Ahide
C#mTeach him he can Btrust me like a Asister
EOne day We'll E/Bbsaddle up and Aride
[Chorus]
And we're gonna C#mride we're gonna Abmride
ARide like the one eyed Jack of diamonds
With the devil close behind
We're gonna C#mride
We're gonna ArideE  
[Verse 2]
I'm gonna find me a reckless man
Razor blades and dice in his eyes
Just a touch of sadness in his fingers
Thunder and lightning in his thighs
[Chorus]
And we're gonna C#mride we're gonna Abmride
ARide like the one eyed Jack of diamonds
With the devil close behind
We're gonna C#mride
We're gonna ArideE  
[Verse 3]
I'm gonna chase the sky forever
With the man and the stallion and the wind
The sun is gonna burn into a cinder
Before we ever pass this way again
[Chorus]
And we're gonna C#mride we're gonna Abmride
ARide like the one eyed Jack of diamonds
With the devil close behind
We're gonna C#mride
We're gonna ArideE  

All chords in this song (7)

The story behind the song

"Silver Stallion" is a song originally written by Lee Clayton and later covered by Cat Power on her 2008 album, Jukebox. Cat Power, the stage name of Charlyn Marie Marshall, is an American singer-songwriter known for her distinctive style. Marshall began performing in the early 1990s and has since released several acclaimed albums, including a collection of sparsely arranged cover songs. This rendition of "Silver Stallion" allows the player to inhabit the feeling of a classic country tune filtered through a unique artistic vision.

AI-written from these sources:Silver Stallion (song) — Wikipedia ↗Cat Power — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Silver Stallion

by Cat Power

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dbm

E/Bb

C#m

Abm

There's a lot of slide guitar in this song and this is the tab for the other guitar

is played in a controlled sort of laziness.

Play it all with barre chords except the E in between verse and in the intro which

be a lower, open E.

The tonality is write but Im not 100% sure its in the right key because my guitar is

a bit different, should be.

Dbm Dbm B A

[Intro] / / / x 2

[Verse 1]

E E/Bb A

I'm gonna steal a silver stallion

E E/Bb A

With not a mark upon his silky hide

C#m B A

Teach him he can trust me like a sister

E E/Bb A

One day We'll saddle up and ride

[Chorus]

C#m Abm

And we're gonna ride we're gonna ride

Ride like the one eyed Jack of diamonds

With the devil close behind

C#m

We're gonna ride

A E

We're gonna ride

[Verse 2]

I'm gonna find me a reckless man

Razor blades and dice in his eyes

Just a touch of sadness in his fingers

Thunder and lightning in his thighs

[Chorus]

C#m Abm

And we're gonna ride we're gonna ride

Ride like the one eyed Jack of diamonds

With the devil close behind

C#m

We're gonna ride

A E

We're gonna ride

[Verse 3]

I'm gonna chase the sky forever

With the man and the stallion and the wind

The sun is gonna burn into a cinder

Before we ever pass this way again

[Chorus]

C#m Abm

And we're gonna ride we're gonna ride

Ride like the one eyed Jack of diamonds

With the devil close behind

C#m

We're gonna ride

A E

We're gonna ride

About Silver Stallion Chords by Cat Power

Learn how to play Silver Stallion by Cat Power with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Silver Stallion chords”, “Silver Stallion guitar chords”, or “Cat Power Silver Stallion chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Silver Stallion chords and for experienced players who want accurate Silver Stallion lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, Dbm, B, A, E/Bb, C#m.

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What key is "Silver Stallion" in?

The chords for "Silver Stallion" show the original chord names (including E, Dbm, B, A, E/Bb, C#m). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.