
Outlaw Music
Atlanta Rhythm Section
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Tom : A
A E B A E A E A E
[Verse]
E
I woke up this morning, lost and all alone
B F#m B E
Feeling like a million miles from home
I never thought I’d miss you, but every day I do
Bm B E
I know I’m just a stranger now to you
[Chorus]
E B F#m E
But I don’t want to be an outlaw anymore
B F#m Bm C#m
Standing like a stranger at your door
A E B
I was young and I grew restless,
A E A
ran away to Texas
[Próxima Parte]
E A E C#m
life was much too tame in Tennessee
A E A E C#m
and that outlaw music sounded good to me
F#m B
(sounded good to me
E C#m
(ooh darling darling,darling)
[Bridge]
F#m B
I think I’ve had a change of heart
E
making no excuses never should have left
Bm B E
I had to find some things out for myself
Rhinestones lose their glitter, Cowboys let you down
Bm B E
Luckenbach is just another town
[Chorus]
A F#m B E
I don’t want to be an outlaw anymore
[Próxima Parte]
E A E C#m
life was much too tame in Tennessee (for me)
A E A E
and that outlaw music sounded like ecstasy
E C#m F#m B
sounded good, sounded good, sounded good to me (x2)
[Solo]
E B E B E
[Chorus]
B E
I don’t want to be an outlaw anymore
B F#m Bm C#m
Standing like a beggar at your door
A E B
I was young and I grew restless,
A E A
found myself in Texas
E A E C#m
life was much too tame in Tennessee
A E A E
and that outlaw music sounded good to me
E C#m F#m B
sounded good, sounded good, sounded good to me (x2)
[Outro]
A E A E A E A E C#m F#m E C#m F#m A B E F#m B E C#m F#m A B E C#m F#m B E C#m F#m A B E C#m
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