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Midnight Rider - The Allman Brothers Band Tempo: 95 BPM Strumming Pattern: DDD, DU, UD, DUD Note: Original song is in drop d (D, A, D, G, B, D) but it isn’t necessary. (first x indicates downstroke mute. Last two x’s indicate DU mute) Chords Used: D: xx0232 Gm7: 35333 Am7: 57555 Note: You will see on the video that I am playing a D Major, but I’m opening up the strings on the second frets of the G, B, and High E strings. This is optional. I only did this to provide a bit of a riff placement for you. If you have two guitarists one of these guitars should be playing the backing riff while the other plays the D chord. Intro Riff: --------------| --------------| --------------| -----0-0---0--| -0h3-----3----| --------------| This is SUPER easy to play. Intro: Play the riff or just play a D Major. D I got to run to keep from hiding And I'm bound to keep on riding And I've got one more silver dollar Gm7 But I'm not gonna let them catch me, no Am7 D Not gonna let them catch the midnight rider (Riff or just D) D I don't own the clothes I'm wearing And the road goes on forever And I've got one more silver dollar Gm7 But I'm not gonna let them catch me, no Am7 D Not gonna let them catch the midnight rider (Riff or just D) BRIDGE: Am7 – Gm7 (x3) then build the Gm7 chord to the next verse. (Riff or just D) D I've gone past the point of caring Some old bed I'll soon be sharing And I've got one more silver dollar Gm7 But I'm not gonna let them catch me, no Am7 D Not gonna let them catch the midnight rider (Riff or just D) Gm7 But I'm not gonna let them catch me, no Am7 D Not gonna let them catch the midnight rider Gm7 But I'm not gonna let them catch me, no Am7 D Not gonna let them catch the midnight rider (repeat above as desired and end on D) .

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