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C Carson City Serenade a Cuz The Set CARSON CITY SERENADE C CUZ THE BRIGHT LIGHTS TURN A BUCKAROO A GONNA KEEP ME WARM SOME RAINY DAY D GOT NO LOVIN' NOW C I HAVE TO WALK HOME SIX MILES E I'M GOIN WAY OUT WEST C I'M HEAD OVER HEELS OVER YOU G PICKIN ON THE BANJO BY THE OLD STEAM TRAIN E THE QUEEN OF THE INTERSTATE F SHE AIN'T CALLED SADIE NO MORE C SOMEDAY F TALKIN' THRU YER HAT G THAT COWBOY CAFE G THE COWTOWN BALL G THE JOKER AND THE JACK C THE ROLLIN BLUES G THOSE LOWDOWN DIRTY UNLUCKY BROKEN F THOSE WILD WESTERN WOMEN G WALKIN' ON THE WILD SIDE C WITH A GAL NAMED JANE RIDIN' BY MY SIDE C GIVE ME STARS IN THE DESERT SKY Am GIVE ME BACK NEVADA'S MOON G GONNA KEEP ME WARM SOME RAINY DAY D GOT NO LOVIN' NOW C Songs By CW Bayer-nevadamusic.com Page 1 of 3 Set HAVE YOU SEEN THE DAMSEL WHO STOLE ME G I'M GOIN WAY OUT WEST C PASSIN' THRU A LOUIE THE HORSE C HONEY, DON'T YOU MARRY A RAILROAD MAN C DYIN' ON THE BOARDWALK OF THE BLUE D COMSTOCK ANNIE Dm COLONEL BOOKERS NEW VOLCANIC BRASS A CAMPIN' IN NEVADA C CARSON CITY SERENADE C DON'T FALL DOWN A MINE SHAFT C BURNERS BY THE ROAD C BUDDY WON'T YOU GIVE ME A RIDE C BOBCAT IN THE BUNCH C BLACK POWDER IN THE CROCK A RIDIN THE THUNDERSTORM'S LIGHT C SHE AIN'T CALLED SADIE NO MORE C SOMEDAY F SOMEONE CUT THE SHOE TREE DOWN Am TALKIN' THRU YER HAT G WHEN IT'S RAGTIME IN NEVADA C WALK THAT WILD DREAM C AT THE COWCAMP JAMBOREE C AT THE TOUCH OF YOUR HAND D Songs By CW Bayer-nevadamusic.com Page 2 of 3 Set GIVE ME BACK NEVADA'S MOON G THE DESERT LETTER B♭ THE JOKER AND THE JACK C THE V&T IS BACK IN TOWN AGAIN C JACK DONNELL C COWBOY CHRISTMAS HAS COME C DON'T GO DANCIN' SPORTIN' YER SPURS G BOBCAT IN THE BUNCH C BUDDY WON'T YOU GIVE ME A RIDE C I'M HEAD OVER HEELS OVER YOU G WITH A GAL NAMED JANE RIDIN' BY MY SIDE C AIN'T GOT NO BABY, SING IT ALL NIGHT LONG D Songs By CW Bayer-nevadamusic.com Page 3 of 3 CARSON CITY SERENADE ©2015 CW BAYER Key of C Verse C F In the shadow of sage and pine by that silver dome flag flyin, G C Cdim G7 I hear that train whistle sighin, Carson City serenade. C F Where Chinese laid the rails and Nevada tells her tales, G C F C I dream of long square nails, Carson City serenade. Chorus F Fm C Am By an old house in the shade of cottonwood where fences fade, Dm G G7 Tahoe blows down the glade, Carson City serenade. C F Where the western desert starts and the highways meet to part, G C F C G7 I take the bluebird to my heart, Carson City serenade. Verse As gas lamps light the night, on the hill our C shines bright, And these wild words I write, Carson City serenade. Like a pioneer I talk to ghosts on wayward walks, Of pogonip on trees and rocks, Carson City serenade. Verse Ten million cars whiz by and never note that border sky Or the zephyr’s lonesome cry, Carson City serenade. Then the big clock sings a song, Cactus Jack waves along, Every tumbleweed belongs, Carson City serenade. CUZ THE BRIGHT LIGHTS TURN A BUCKAROO BLUE ©2015 CW BAYER Key of A Verse A Used to be a cowpoke ridin around, A7 Out where nothin but the coyotes sound. dim dim D A C♯ E♭ Now I'm driftin like the hobos do , E7 D7 A Adim E7 Cause the bright lights turn a buckaroo blue . Verse Sittin on a stoop and the car horns blow, Stop sign's red and the gamblers slow, I'm lookin for that pebble in my shoe, Cause the bright lights turn a buckaroo blue. Bridge m m D D A F♯ Midnight, star bright, don't seem to show. B7 E7/ Reno town, foolin round, big neon glow. High desert moon, rodeo queen, Fill my cup with a western dream. Tell me stories, make em wild and true, Cause the bright lights turn a buckaroo blue. Verse Had me a shack in cottonwood shade, Jackrabbit dancin as the sunset fades. Now I'm workin at a job that's new, Cause the bright lights turn a buckaroo blue. Verse One armed bandit, shakin my right, Jukebox, whiskey, and a two-bit fight. Get me goin, call the jailhouse crew, Cause the bright lights turn a buckaroo blue. Midnight… GONNA KEEP ME WARM SOME RAINY DAY ©2015 CW BAYER Key of D Verse A7 G6 Bm Your love was like whiskey in an old saloon, A7. o5 E7 Em. o6 A7 The sun settin fast past the window glass, the dust, the diamonds and ruin. G6 Gm. Bm7. Like an old coat I've put it away, A7. G6 D Gonna keep me warm some rainy day. Verse Out where the western wind whistles a tune, And shadows the light of clouds so bright dancing under the moon. My mind will drink till all of that gray, Gonna keep me warm some rainy day. Chorus 7 7 A E D♭ Gonna keep me warm some rainy day when I’m lonesome, m 7 7 7 F♯ B E A Gonna keep me warm some rainy day when I’m blue, for you. G Gm Bm7. I oughta sober up, but what can I say, A7 G6 D Gonna keep me warm some rainy day. Verse My room full of treasures, purple bottles and string, Hides the reasons why I had to fly and songs I’ll never sing. Just a drunken fool, these feet of clay, Gonna keep me warm some rainy day. GOT NO LOVIN' NOW ©2015 CW BAYER Key of C Verse C F Got no lovin' now, got no lovin now, C G Headin' down the road, feelin' low, C Got no lovin' now. C F See you in my dreams, see you in my dreams, C G7 Weary and worn till the morn, C See you in my dreams. Chorus Am C Out where the zephyr roars across the flat, Am G I ruined my boots, lost my cowboy hat. Em Am Feelin kinda lonesome, tell ya anyhow, Dm G7 C Tryin to smile, all the while, got no lovin' now. Verse Tie yer whiskey down, tie yer whiskey down, Pour me a shot, make it hot, Tie yer whiskey down. Take tomorrow back, take tomorrow back, Put it in the box, turn the locks, Take tomorrow back. Page 1 Verse Wake me in the grave, wake me in the grave, Honey when you’re done havin fun, Wake me in the grave. Where the river ends, where the river ends, Sinkin' in the dirt, all my hurt, Where the river flows. Page 2 I HAVE TO WALK HOME SIX MILES ©2015 CW BAYER Key of E Verse E At the hometown casino out in windy town, E7 The pit boss Billy says, lay your money down. A E And sweet lovin Alice, she just likes to smile, B7 A7 E B7 Every time I go there, I have to walk home six miles. Verse I’m late to the crossroad, the devil is waitin’, He asks me, buddy why you hesitatin,. Cuz I’ve been walkin', down the road in style, Sportin two dollar shoes, I have to walk home six miles. Verse I met my little sweetie in the alley one night, I knew it was love when she turned out the light. I got to dreamin’ money has gone out of style, When she sends me packin’, I have to walk home six miles. Verse I get to my door, my sweet mama is yellin’, You can write the letters but you just ain’t spellin’. The moral of the story hits me after a while, To get an education, I have to walk home six miles. Verse I filled out an application to get myself a job, I told ‘em all the banks I have tried to rob. Nobody wants me, still my cards on file, Left holdin’ the bag, I have to walk home six miles. Page 1 Verse It ain’t the way the moon seems be cryin’, It ain’t the way my stars are always lyin’. It’s sleepin' in the rain, and knowin’ I’m goin’ to smile. So happy go lucky, I have to walk home six miles. Verse At the hometown casino out in windy town, The pit boss Billy says, lay your money down. And sweet lovin’ Alice, she just likes to smile, Every time I go there, I have to walk home six miles. Page 2 I'M GOIN WAY OUT WEST ©2015 CW BAYER Key of C Verse C A7 I'm goin way out west, where the hobos sing, D9 G7 C And you sleep out every night. C A7 I'm goin way out west, where the gamblers ring, D9 G7 Those slot machines till the mornin light. C C7 Now listen here people while I tell my tale, F I hang my Stetson hat on an old square nail. C A7 I'm goin way out west, that's the land that's best, D9 G7 C Where good lucks gonna treat me right.
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