Red Headed Stranger Chords by Red Steagall

Tempo:
62.45 bpm
Chords used:

E

B

A

F#

G#

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Red Headed Stranger chords
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Now the red-headed stranger from Blue Rock Mountain rode into [B] town one day
[E] Between his [A] knees was a raging black [F#] stallion and loping [B] behind was a bay
[E] Now the red-headed stranger had eyes like the thunder
Lips that were [B] sad and tight
[E] For his little lost [A] love laid dead on a [B] hillside his heart was [E] heavy inside
[A] Don't cross him, don't boss him, he's [E] wild in his sorrow, he's riding and [B] hiding his pain
[A] Don't fight him, don't [E] spite him, just wait till [B] tomorrow and baby he'll [E] ride on again
Now the yellow-haired woman leaned out of her window and watched as he [B] passed her way
[E] She drew back in [A] fear from the raging black [F#] stallion and laid greedy [B] eyes in the bay
[E] How could she know that this dancing bay pony meant more to [B] him than life?
[E] This was the [A] horse that his little lost [B] darling was riding when she [E] was his wife
[A] Don't cross him, don't [E] boss him, he's wild in his sorrow, he's riding and [B] hiding his pain
[A] Don't fight him, don't spite [E] him, just wait till [B] tomorrow and baby he'll ride [E] on again
Then the yellow-haired woman went down to the tavern and looked up the [B] stranger there
[E] Bought her a drink [A] and he gave her some money, [F#] he just didn't seem [B] to care
[E] She followed him out as he saddled the stallion and laughed as she grabbed at [B] the bay
[E] He shot her so fast [A] they had no time to warn her, [B] she'd never heard anyone [G#] say
[A] Don't cross him, don't boss him, [N] he's wild
Key:  
E
2311
B
12341112
A
1231
F#
134211112
G#
134211114
E
2311
B
12341112
A
1231
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To start learning Red Steagall - Red Headed Stranger chords, delve into these chords sequence to get the song's feel: B, A, E, B and E. I suggest starting at a calm pace of 31 BPM, and as you gain confidence, approach the song's BPM of 63. Considering the song's key of E Major, position your capo to suit your vocal and chord preferences.

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Now the red-headed stranger from Blue Rock Mountain rode into [B] town one day
[E] Between his [A] knees was a raging black [F#] stallion and loping [B] behind was a bay
[E] Now the red-headed stranger had eyes like the thunder
Lips that were [B] sad and tight
[E] For his little lost [A] love laid dead on a [B] hillside his heart was [E] heavy inside
[A] Don't cross him, don't boss him, he's [E] wild in his sorrow, he's riding and [B] hiding his pain
[A] Don't fight him, don't [E] spite him, just wait till [B] tomorrow and baby he'll [E] ride on again
Now the yellow-haired woman leaned out of her window and watched as he [B] passed her way
[E] She drew back in [A] fear from the raging black [F#] stallion and laid greedy [B] eyes in the bay
[E] How could she know that this dancing bay pony meant more to [B] him than life?
[E] This was the [A] horse that his little lost [B] darling was riding when she [E] was his wife
[A] Don't cross him, don't [E] boss him, he's wild in his sorrow, he's riding and [B] hiding his pain
[A] Don't fight him, don't spite [E] him, just wait till [B] tomorrow and baby he'll ride [E] on again
Then the yellow-haired woman went down to the tavern and looked up the [B] stranger there
[E] Bought her a drink [A] and he gave her some money, [F#] he just didn't seem [B] to care
[E] She followed him out as he saddled the stallion and laughed as she grabbed at [B] the bay
[E] He shot her so fast [A] they had no time to warn her, [B] she'd never heard anyone [G#] say
[A] Don't cross him, don't boss him, [N] he's wild _ _ _ _ _
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The The Cowboy Code album includes this song.

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