Navajo trail

by Larry Marks, Dick Charles, Eddie Lange · posted by ni6z

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How to read this tab — notation key

+: Blow note
−: Draw note
b or ': Half-step bend
bb or '': Two half-step bend
bbb or ''': Three half-step bend
(###): Chord — relevant hole numbers in parentheses
< or *: Push the button in (chromatic harmonica)

Full reference and posting tips in the tab guide.

Tab

The Navajo trail  Key ANY  Eb as written
 by  Larry Marks, Dick Charles, Eddie Lange
Tab by Carl C.

 6  -6   7    6  -6   6  -5     5    6
Ev-ery day a-long a-bout ev-ening 
 6      -6    7     7      6   -6    6   -5  5
when the sun-lights be-gin-ning to fail
4  5     4          -4    5     -4  4   3     4
I ride through the slum-ber-in sha-dows  
-4  5    6    6    5   -4   4
A-long the NA-VA-JO trail.
 6      -6    7       6    -6   6    -6   -5   5   6
When its night and the crick-ets are call-in 
 6      -6   7  7   6    -6   6  -5  5
and  Coy-o-tes are mak-in a wail
4    5      4 -4    5      -4  4    34    
I dream by a smoul-der-ing fire 
-4  5    6    6    5   -4   4
A-long the NA-VA-JO trail.
4  -6  -6  7   7    6  -6   7  7    6   6
I love to lie and lis-ten to the mu-sic
  4      4    7      7   4      -5     -6  6     -6      4   6
when the wind is strum ming a sage-brush gui tar.
  -5    6   6    -7  -7   -5  -5   6      -6   6    5
when o-ver yon-der hill the moon is clinb-in
4  -4   5      -4   4     5    5   -4 -4  4  
It al-ways finds me wish-in on a star.
  6     6     -6   6     7     6    -6    6  -5   56
Well what do you know its morn-in al-ready
   6       -6   7      7   6  -6  6   -5    5
there's the dawn-in so sil-ver and pale.
  4    5    4    -4    5  -4 4    3    4    -4   5
 Its time to climb in-to my sad-dle and ride 
 6     5   4   -4    4     
The NA-VA-JO  trail.
 -4     5     6     5   4   -4    4   
 and ride The NA-VA-JO  trail.

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