Chords for Aristocrat -- Tex Morton.wmv
Tempo:
59.3 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
D
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [Cm] Dee yodel odole dee Idle addle dee dee Odele dee yodel [D] dee
Odele dee yodel dee yodel dee Odele dee yodel dee
Odele dee yodel dee [A] dee
[N] I've seen some horses in me time But never one to buck
As well as [C] old aristocrat With him I've had no luck
I've traveled with askew thoughts So I've had lots of tries
I seem to hear young Lance again As he'd get up and cry
[G] [D]
Come round and listen all you boys who think that you can ride.
I got a [G] horse in here that always throws them [C] high and wide.
Bring your knee pad saddles, [F] I'll give a tenner flat.
[C] If you can stay ten seconds on my horse there is the grass.
He's thrown them in the [F] east, thrown them in the [C] west,
thrown them in the north where the [G] riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [F] high, seen him [C] lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella who can ride aristocrat.
[G] Now Mogan Ned from Rivers Head said fifty pounds I'll back,
me self to turn that outlaw into [C] a lady's hack.
While [F] he rode he cracked a whip to show what [C] he could do.
He went so high we understand he cut a cloud in two.
[G] Another guy [A] came in to try, he walks up to the [G] chutes.
He had a cowboy saddle and a [C] pair of fancy boots.
We legged him on the outlaw, he thought he was a cinch.
We use his boots and saddle cause we haven't seen him since.
[G] A lanky guy from way out west came in to show us how.
He said I'll ride your horse sir if my saddle you'll allow.
When he got on the [Am] outlaw his height was six foot four.
He landed on his head, now he's just five [C] foot and no more.
[G]
He's thrown them [F] in the east, thrown them in the west,
[C] thrown them in the north where the riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [Dm] high, seen him lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella [G] who can [C] ride aristocrat.
The old lady, [D] Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady, Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady,
Odele dee yodel dee yodel dee Odele dee yodel dee
Odele dee yodel dee [A] dee
[N] I've seen some horses in me time But never one to buck
As well as [C] old aristocrat With him I've had no luck
I've traveled with askew thoughts So I've had lots of tries
I seem to hear young Lance again As he'd get up and cry
[G] [D]
Come round and listen all you boys who think that you can ride.
I got a [G] horse in here that always throws them [C] high and wide.
Bring your knee pad saddles, [F] I'll give a tenner flat.
[C] If you can stay ten seconds on my horse there is the grass.
He's thrown them in the [F] east, thrown them in the [C] west,
thrown them in the north where the [G] riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [F] high, seen him [C] lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella who can ride aristocrat.
[G] Now Mogan Ned from Rivers Head said fifty pounds I'll back,
me self to turn that outlaw into [C] a lady's hack.
While [F] he rode he cracked a whip to show what [C] he could do.
He went so high we understand he cut a cloud in two.
[G] Another guy [A] came in to try, he walks up to the [G] chutes.
He had a cowboy saddle and a [C] pair of fancy boots.
We legged him on the outlaw, he thought he was a cinch.
We use his boots and saddle cause we haven't seen him since.
[G] A lanky guy from way out west came in to show us how.
He said I'll ride your horse sir if my saddle you'll allow.
When he got on the [Am] outlaw his height was six foot four.
He landed on his head, now he's just five [C] foot and no more.
[G]
He's thrown them [F] in the east, thrown them in the west,
[C] thrown them in the north where the riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [Dm] high, seen him lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella [G] who can [C] ride aristocrat.
The old lady, [D] Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady, Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady,
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_ _ _ [G] _ _ [Cm] Dee yodel odole dee Idle addle dee dee Odele dee yodel [D] dee
Odele dee yodel dee yodel dee Odele dee yodel dee
Odele dee yodel dee [A] dee
_ _ _ [N] I've seen some horses in me time But never one to buck
As well as [C] old aristocrat With him I've had no luck
I've traveled with askew thoughts So I've had lots of tries
I seem to hear young Lance again As he'd get up and cry
[G] _ _ [D]
Come round and listen all you boys who think that you can ride.
I got a [G] horse in here that always throws them [C] high and wide.
Bring your knee pad saddles, [F] I'll give a tenner flat.
[C] If you can stay ten seconds on my horse there is the grass.
_ _ He's thrown them in the [F] east, thrown them in the [C] west,
thrown them in the north where the [G] riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [F] high, seen him [C] lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella who can ride aristocrat.
_ _ [G] Now Mogan Ned from Rivers Head said fifty pounds I'll back,
me self to turn that outlaw into [C] a lady's hack.
While [F] he rode he cracked a whip to show what [C] he could do.
He went so high we understand he cut a cloud in two. _ _
_ [G] Another guy [A] came in to try, he walks up to the [G] chutes.
He had a cowboy saddle and a [C] pair of fancy boots.
We legged him on the outlaw, he thought he was a cinch.
We use his boots and saddle cause we haven't seen him since.
_ _ _ [G] A lanky guy from way out west came in to show us how.
He said I'll ride your horse sir if my saddle you'll allow.
When he got on the [Am] outlaw his height was six foot four.
He landed on his head, now he's just five [C] foot and no more.
_ [G] _ _
He's thrown them [F] in the east, thrown them in the west,
[C] thrown them in the north where the riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [Dm] high, seen him lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella [G] who can [C] ride aristocrat. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ The old lady, _ _ [D] Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady, Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady,
Odele dee yodel dee yodel dee Odele dee yodel dee
Odele dee yodel dee [A] dee
_ _ _ [N] I've seen some horses in me time But never one to buck
As well as [C] old aristocrat With him I've had no luck
I've traveled with askew thoughts So I've had lots of tries
I seem to hear young Lance again As he'd get up and cry
[G] _ _ [D]
Come round and listen all you boys who think that you can ride.
I got a [G] horse in here that always throws them [C] high and wide.
Bring your knee pad saddles, [F] I'll give a tenner flat.
[C] If you can stay ten seconds on my horse there is the grass.
_ _ He's thrown them in the [F] east, thrown them in the [C] west,
thrown them in the north where the [G] riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [F] high, seen him [C] lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella who can ride aristocrat.
_ _ [G] Now Mogan Ned from Rivers Head said fifty pounds I'll back,
me self to turn that outlaw into [C] a lady's hack.
While [F] he rode he cracked a whip to show what [C] he could do.
He went so high we understand he cut a cloud in two. _ _
_ [G] Another guy [A] came in to try, he walks up to the [G] chutes.
He had a cowboy saddle and a [C] pair of fancy boots.
We legged him on the outlaw, he thought he was a cinch.
We use his boots and saddle cause we haven't seen him since.
_ _ _ [G] A lanky guy from way out west came in to show us how.
He said I'll ride your horse sir if my saddle you'll allow.
When he got on the [Am] outlaw his height was six foot four.
He landed on his head, now he's just five [C] foot and no more.
_ [G] _ _
He's thrown them [F] in the east, thrown them in the west,
[C] thrown them in the north where the riders are the best.
Seen him throw them [Dm] high, seen him lay them flat,
but I've yet to meet the fella [G] who can [C] ride aristocrat. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ The old lady, _ _ [D] Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady, Idle Lady, Old Lady, Old Lady,
Old Lady,