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Ridin High

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Ridin' High:The Everly Brothers.
Album - Stories We Could Tell - on RCA
Records in 1972.
       A
INTRO:  
#1.
A           Dbm      D            A
Baby, I was nothin', just a music man.
D           A               E
Didn't even know what I was trying to say.
A              Dbm           D           A
Life can be so funky for the crazy music man.
D               A                    E
Got no peaceful state of mind, where he can stay.
CHORUS:
D      Dbm    A
Then I fell into your arms, girl.
D          A     D          A
I'm ridin' high..I'm ridin' high.
D          A       E    A     D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
#2.
A                Dbm                D
Nights can be so lonely when you're talking with 
     A
your mind.
D               A                 E
No one there to hide you from the bitter truth.
A                             D
Late at night I'd be writin', listening to my 
      A
sorry head.
D                         A               E
Laying wrecked across the bed and crying, what's 
the use?
CHORUS:
D        A      E     A
Then you came into my world, girl.
D          A     D          A
I'm ridin' high..I'm ridin' high.
D          A       E    D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
           ABmADABEADA
INTERLUDE:          
#3.
A                Dbm    D                     A
Every dawn was a demon, slammin' down upon my bed.
D                    A                   E
Raisin' up his firey head to eat another day.
    A                              D
But every day's a song now, to the ears of the
      A
music man.
         D             A              E
Cause he finally got a plan and got a place to stay.
CHORUS:
D       A      Bm       A
Sailing on the wings of your love.
D          A     D          A
I'm ridin' high..I'm ridin' high.
D          A     Bm     E
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
OUTRO:
D          A     D          A
I'm ridin' high..I'm ridin' high.
D          A            D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
D          A            D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
D          A            D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
D          A            D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
D          A            D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe.
D          A            D
I'm ridin' high..I do believe..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

Ridin High chords and lyrics

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Ridin' High:The Everly Brothers.
Album - Stories We Could Tell - on RCA
Records in 1972.
INTRO: A 
#1.
CHORUS:
#2.
the use?
CHORUS:
INTERLUDE: A Bm A D A B E A D A
#3.
CHORUS:
OUTRO:
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

Ridin High Chords by The Everly Brothers

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The chords for "Ridin High" show the original chord names (including A, Dbm, D, E, Bm, B). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.