Исполнитель: | Bellamy Brothers (English) |
Пользователь: | mark clarke |
Длительность: | 130 секунд |
Начальная пауза: | 12 секунд |
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"No Country Music For Old Men"
(feat. John Anderson)
C
They told him to just fade away
F G C
His time had past and all his kind would die
C F
But he remembers when Hank played the Opry high as a kite
G C G
While Patsy Cline was out walking after midnight
C F
Well, he saw the torch being passed from Lefty to Merle
G C
Now there's so-called successors but it's hard to find a hero in this world
F
There ain't no country music for old men
G C G
All of the good ones have died or just packed it in
C F
Now there's posers and losers and would-be outlaws who only know how to pretend
G C
But there ain't no country music for old men
F
He was sitting on a bar stool the first time he heard Jolene
G C G
A song by the prettiest angel he'd ever seen
C F
Back when Nashville was swinging and making them deals
G C
While old Buck was out strolling the streets of Bakersfield
F
There ain't no country music for old men
G C G
All of the good ones have died or just packed it in
C F
Now there's posers and losers and would-be outlaws who only know how to pretend
G C
But there ain't no country music for old men
F C
Loretta and Conway, Jones and Tammy Wynette
Am D
Song about prisons and passion and whiskey
G
That's as good as it's ever gonna get
C F G C D
G
They call him nostalgic with a permanent case of the blues
A D A
He just walks around wondering who's gonna fill their shoes
D G
Looking back on the great ones we've lost, he says why so soon?
A D
He shed an ocean of tears on the graves of Johnny and June
G
There ain't no country music for old men
A D A
All of the good ones have died or just packed it in
D G A
Now there's posers and losers and would-be outlaws who only know how to pretend
A D
But there ain't no country music for old men
A D
There ain't no country music for old men