Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Intro: C F G C G Verse: C Johnny Ringo, was murdered they F say, G By Wyatt Earp, and Doc C Holiday. G C Long, long ago, far, far a- F way, G Back in the wild wooly C western G days. Verse: C F Sat back beneath a big oak tree, they found him dead, G C G One single bullet, fired through his head, C F Ringo's blood stains the Arizona sand, G F G His .45 cradled in his hands.
Verse: C F William H. Bonney, was shot down in his youth, G C G Though that 🏷Legend may not be the truth. C F Old Pat Garrett, might have turned him loose, G C G And foiled the Jailer, and the Hangman's noose. Verse: C F But the headlines in the morning papers read, G C G Bad seed, finally put to bed. C F Rumor had it he'd run off and hid, G F G Stopped calling his-self Billy the Kid. Chorus: Dm G I had a dream, I was ridin' high, Dm G Beneath a blue, New Mexico sky. F C F My pony's swift as San Antonio wind, Dm G A cowboys only true and faithful friend. Verse: C F Frank and Jesse, and the Younger boys, G C G All lived to see Missouri sky's. C F But the South had fallen, and they'd lost the war, G C G Missouri wasn't what it was before. Verse: C F So they all took to robin' banks and things, G C G Wound up covered up in blood stains. C F The Younger's went to jail, for what they did, G F G Bob and Charlie Ford shot Jesse James dead. Chorus: Dm G I had a dream, I was ridin' high, Dm G Beneath a blue, New Mexico sky. F C F My pony's swift as San Antonio wind, Dm G A cowboys only true and faithful friend. Verse: C Johnny Ringo, was murdered they F say, G By Wyatt Earp, and Doc C Holiday. G C Long, long ago, far, far a- F way, G F C Back in the wild wooly western days. Outro: G C F C G C In the wooly Western days.
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