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From: dlw@eng.mc.xerox.com (Don Wegeng)
Subject: PRO: Chuck Pyle: Endless Sky
{define A/D base-fret 1 frets x x 0 2 2 0}
{define A7 base-fret 1 frets x 0 2 0 2 0}
{define Bb6 base-fret 1 frets x 1 3 0 3 x}
{define Em7 base-fret 1 frets 0 2 x 0 3 0}
{define Em9 base-fret 1 frets 0 2 x 0 3 2}
{title:Endless Sky}
{st:Check Pyle}
{c:Capo 3}
{C:Intro...}
[D] [Em] [A7] [Bm] [G] [A7] [D] [Em][A7]
[D]Born on a rainy night,[Em] [A7]raised in the blowin' wind[Bm]
[G]Waitin' for a ride on the [A7]next storm blowin' [D]in [Em][A7]
For the [D]money I never cared,[Em] it was [A7]ridin' that got me there[Bm]
That and [G]coffee at dawn, out [A7]under that blue fron[D]tier [Em][A7]
{C:Chorus}
{soc}
Give me a [A/D]fence to [D]mend and a river bend, and a [Em]dry night under the stars
A [Em9]harmonica [A7]moon, [Em7]coyote in [A7]tune, [A/D]played on A [D]saddle guitar [Em][A7]
Though I've [A/D]settled [D]down at the edge of town, I re[Em]member my lonesome eyes
[Em9]Seein' the [A7]freedom of the [Em7]tumbleweed,[A7] the [Em]spirit of the [A7]endless sky [D]
{eoc}
I've traded in my workin' spurs for life of the his and hers
Oh she's one of a kind and lord I know I'm one lucky guy
Besides nothin's quite the same, this cowboyin's gotten too tame
And the roof of a pickup takes up too much of the sky
{C:Chorus}
{C:Bridge}
{soc}
[D] Out there my [D7]heart is speakin'[G] so loud and [Gm6]clear
[D] Here it's only a whis[E7]per, and it's [Em7]so hard to [A7]hear [A7sus4] [A7] [A7sus4]
{eoc}
{c:Chorus, w/ last verse:}
...[Em9]Seein' the [A7]freedom of the [Em7]tumbleweed,[A7] the [Em]spirit of the [A7]endless [Bb6]sky
[D]
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# transcription by Don Wegeng (wegeng.xkeys@xerox.com)
# 15 February 1994
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