Chords for Tribute to Cowboy Boots: 'Charlie Dunn', Jerry Jeff Walker

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Tribute to Cowboy Boots:  'Charlie Dunn', Jerry Jeff Walker chords
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[D] [A] [D] Well, if you're ever in Austin, Texas,
[G] and a little run down [D] on your soul,
I'm gonna tell you the name of a man to see,
and [E] I'm gonna tell you right where to go.
[A] [D] He's working in capital salary,
[G] and he's sewing in the back of [D] the place.
He's old Charlie Dunn, the little frail one,
[A] with a smiling, [D] leathery face.
[G] Charlie Dunn,
he's the one [D] to see.
[A]
Charlie Dunn,
boots that are on [D] the [G] feet.
[D] It [G] makes Charlie real pleased,
singing [D] and walking with ease.
Charlie [A]
Dunn,
he's the one to [D] see.
[Bm] [A] [D] Charlie's been making boots over there,
[G] says about fifty some odd years.
[D] Once you wear a pair of his handmade boots,
you [E] know you'll never wear a store-bought [A] pair.
[D] Charlie can tell what's wrong with your feet,
just by feeling them with his hands.
And he can take a look at the boots you wear,
and [A] know a whole [E] lot about [D] the man.
Charlie [G] Dunn,
he's the one [D] to see.
[A] Charlie Dunn,
boots that are on [D] the feet.
It [G] makes Charlie real pleased,
singing [D] and walking with ease.
[A] Charlie Dunn,
he's the one to [D] see.
Now [Bm] old Buck's up front, he's counting up the scope.
[A] Charlie's in the back, badging up the souls
[Bm] of the people coming in, smiling at him.
[E] They all wonder how's [A] old Charlie been.
[G] Yeah, old Buck's been making [A] change,
he never sees [D] no one.
[G] He never understood [A] the good things [D] Charlie done.
[Em] [D]
[G] [A] [D] [F#m] [Bm]
[G] [A] [D]
[G] [D] Yeah, old Charlie never had his name on the sign,
[G] never put a mark [D] in a boot.
Just hopes that you can remember him
[E] the same way that he [A] does you.
[D] He keeps your measurements in this little book,
[G] so you can order more boots [D] later on.
Well, I'm writing down some old Charlie signs,
[A] cause I'm making him [D] up strong.
[G] Charlie Dunn,
he's the [D] one to see.
[A] Charlie Dunn,
boots that are [D] on the feet.
[G] It makes Charlie real pleased,
[D] singing and walking with ease.
[A] Charlie Dunn,
he's the [D] one to see.
[G] Yeah, old Buck's been making [A] change,
he never sees [Bm] no one.
[D] [G] And he never understood [A] the good things [Bm] Charlie done.
[E] [D]
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To jam and learn the simple chords for Jerry Jeff Walker - (Live In Austin, TX, 1972) Charlie Dunn chords, practice playing D, G, D, A, D, G and A in sequence. For best results, commence at 39 BPM and progress to the song's BPM of 79. Align the capo with your vocal depth and chord choice, bearing in mind the song's original key: D Major.

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[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] [D] Well, if you're ever in Austin, Texas,
[G] and a little run down [D] on your soul,
I'm gonna tell you the name of a man to see,
and [E] I'm gonna tell you right where to go.
[A] _ [D] He's working in capital salary,
[G] and he's sewing in the back of [D] the place.
He's old Charlie Dunn, the little frail one,
[A] with a smiling, [D] leathery face.
[G] Charlie Dunn,
he's the one [D] to see.
_ [A] _
Charlie Dunn,
boots that are on [D] the [G] feet.
[D] It [G] makes Charlie real pleased,
singing [D] and walking with ease.
Charlie [A]
Dunn,
he's the one to [D] see.
_ [Bm] _ [A] [D] Charlie's been making boots over there,
[G] says about fifty some odd years.
[D] Once you wear a pair of his handmade boots,
you [E] know you'll never wear a store-bought [A] pair.
[D] Charlie can tell what's wrong with your feet,
just by feeling them with his hands.
And he can take a look at the boots you wear,
and [A] know a whole [E] lot about [D] the man.
Charlie [G] Dunn,
he's the one [D] to see.
_ [A] Charlie _ Dunn,
boots that are on [D] the feet.
_ It [G] makes Charlie real pleased,
singing [D] and walking with ease.
[A] Charlie Dunn,
he's the one to [D] see.
_ Now [Bm] old Buck's up front, he's counting up the scope.
[A] Charlie's in the back, badging up the souls
[Bm] of the people coming in, smiling at him.
[E] They all wonder how's [A] old Charlie been.
[G] Yeah, old Buck's been making [A] change,
he never sees [D] no one. _
[G] He never understood [A] the good things [D] Charlie done.
[Em] _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ [F#m] _ [Bm] _
_ [G] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] [D] Yeah, old Charlie never had his name on the sign,
[G] never put a mark [D] in a boot.
Just hopes that you can remember him
[E] the same way that he [A] does you.
[D] He keeps your measurements in this little book,
[G] so you can order more boots [D] later on.
Well, I'm writing down some old Charlie signs,
[A] cause I'm making him [D] up strong.
[G] Charlie Dunn,
he's the [D] one to see. _
_ [A] Charlie Dunn,
boots that are [D] on the feet. _
[G] It makes Charlie real pleased,
[D] singing and walking with ease.
[A] Charlie Dunn,
he's the [D] one to see. _
[G] Yeah, old Buck's been making [A] change,
he never sees [Bm] no one. _
[D] [G] And he never understood [A] the good things [Bm] Charlie done.
[E] _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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