I Ride An Old Paint

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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)

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Tab

Old cowboy song, later sung by Woody Guthrie. Even later, adapted by Arlo Guthrie. 
 
  G
6   7   7  7  -6  6
I ride an old pa-int,


6   7   7  7  -6 6
I lead an old Da-n,

    D7
 6   -8   -8 -8 -8
I'm goin' to Montan' 

       G
 7  -8   8   -8   8 -8  7
for to throw the hoolihan,

     D7
  7   -8  -8 -8   -8  7
They feed in the coolies,

     G
-8   8 -8  8  -8    7
They water in the draw,

      D7
 7     -7   -7  -7  -7  6
Their tails are all matted,

      C             G
 -7     7    7   7   7
Their backs are all raw,

chorus:
       D7
-7   7   -8   -8  -8   -8  7
Ride a-round, lit-tle dog-ies,

       G
-8  -8  8 -8  8 -8   7
Ride a-rou-nd th-em slow,

        D7
 7   7  -7 -7 -7  -7  6
For the fiery and snuffy 

    C          G
-7  7  7   7  7
are rarin' to go.

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