Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner
Corb Lund BandVersion1
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Chords in this song
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D-DU-UDU
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Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Inspect the silver inlay and the finely engraved steel
Rich carved ivory grips with checkered lines that you can feel
You'll find it premature to call the calibre obsolete
When olden tyme design and modern treacherous-ness meet
It's a curio that's slipped between our current laws, as read
Priceless as an artifact but leaves you just as dead
Craftsmanship like this is not displayed much anymore
And there ain't too many gangstas shooting Russian .44
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
To think a learned chronicler like you would be the one
Whose eye for detail failed to see him reaching for your gun
You must be the first in ninety years to meet his death
By way of antique, archaic, black powder pistol's breath
Despits your recent injuries you must admit that still
It remains an elegant and stylish way to kill
Yes, despite my injuries, good sir, I cannot lie
It remains an elegant and stylish way to die
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
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Readable chord sheet for Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner by Corb Lund Band
[X 0[D5] 0 [A]2 3 X] [3 3 2[C] 0 1 0] [X 0 0[D] 2 3 2] [3 2 0[G] 0 3 3] [1 3 3[F] 2 1 1] [D5] [A] Yodelahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D5]who[A], Yodeloo who [C]who Yode[D5]lah[A]ey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D5]who[A] Yodelahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D5]who[A], Yodeloo who [C]who Yo[D5]del[A]ahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D]who [D]Inspect the silver [C]inlay and the [D]finely engraved [C]steel [D]Rich carved ivory [C]grips with checkered [D]lines that you can [C]feel [D]You'll find it prema[C]ture to call the [D]calibre obsolet[C]e When [G]olden tyme de[F]sign and modern [C]treacherous-ness [D]meet [D]It's a curio that's [C]slipped between our [D]current laws, as [C]read [D]Priceless as an [C]artifact but [D]leaves you just as [C]dead [D]Craftsmanship like [C]this is not dis[D]played much any[C]more And there [G]ain't too many [F]gangstas shooting [C]Russian .[D]44 Yode[D]lahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D]who, Yodeloo who [C]who Yode[D]lahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D]who [D]To think a learned [C]chronicler like [D]you would be the [C]one [D]Whose eye for detail [C]failed to see him [D]reaching for your [C]gun [D]You must be the [C]first in ninety [D]years to meet his [C]death By [G]way of antique, [F]archaic, black [C]powder pistol's [D]breath [D] [C] [D] [C] [G] [F] [C] [D] [D]Despits your recent [C]injuries you [D]must admit that [C]still [D]It remains an [C]elegant and [D]stylish way to [C]kill [D]Yes, despite my [C]injuries, good [D]sir, I cannot [C]lie [G]It remains an [F]elegant and [C]stylish way to [D]die Yode[D]lahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D]who, Yodeloo who [C]who Yode[D]lahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D]who Yode[D]lahey, Yodeloo who [C]who, Yodeloo who [D]who, Yodeloo who [C]who Yodelah[D]ey, Yodeloo who who[C], Yodeloo who who[D5] [A]