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Claude Dallas

Tom Russell Band
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 …..Am)In  a land the Spanish once had, called the G Northern Mystery
 Where rivers D run and disappear and the F Mustang still lives free
 By the Am Devil’s wash and the coyote hole in the G wild Owyee Range
  D Somewhere in the sage tonight, the F wind calls out his name
 Aye Aye Am Aye
  Am Come gather round me buckaroos and the G story I will tell
 The E fugitive Claude Dallas, who Am just broke out of jail
 You might think this tale is history, from G before the West was won
 But the E events that I’ll describe took place in Am 1981
 He was born out in Virginia, left home when school was through
 In the deserts of Nevada, he became a buckaroo
 He learned the ways of cattle, he learned to sit a horse
 He always packed a pistol and he practiced deadly force
 Then C Claude he became a trapper, he G dreamt of the bygone days
 He studied bobcat logic, in the wild and silent ways
 In the bloody runs near paradise, in the monitors down south
 Trapping cats and coytes, living hand and mouth
 Aye Aye Aye

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Readable chord sheet for Claude Dallas by Tom Russell Band

…[Dm]..Am)In a land the Spanish once had, called the  G Northern Mystery
Where rivers  D run and disappear and the  F Mustang still lives free
By the  Am Devil’s wash and the coyote hole in the  G  wild Owyee Range
 D Somewhere in the sage tonight, the  F wind calls out his name
Aye Aye  Am Aye

 Am Come gather round me buckaroos and the  G story I will tell
The  E fugitive Claude Dallas, who  Am just broke out of jail
You might think this tale is history, from  G before the West was won
But the  E events that I’ll describe took place in  Am 1981

He was born out in Virginia, left home when school was through
In the deserts of Nevada, he became a buckaroo
He learned the ways of cattle, he learned to sit a horse
He always packed a pistol and he practiced deadly force

Then  C Claude he became a trapper, he  G dreamt of the bygone days
He studied bobcat logic, in the wild and silent ways
In the bloody runs near paradise, in the monitors down south
Trapping cats and coytes, living hand and mouth
Aye Aye Aye

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