Tono: E
Introducción:
Am C
I was just a boy when they tied me to that tree
G Am
They hung my daddy's brother, left him swinging over me
Am C
I went off to get my vengeance underneath a flag of red
G Am
And that angel on my shoulder, she ain't spoke to me since then
Hey hey hey
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Am C G Am)
Am C
Well I tried my hand at working, but working was not me
G Am
So I left my wife and children in the state of Missouri
Am C
I went off to make my living for my daughter and my son
G Dm
And I found an occupation at the wrong end of a gun
Am C
Lying here looking up at the cracks in the roof
G E
Well I thought you were my friend, but I guess I was a fool
F Am
There's no pain, only blood and the smoke from your gun
Dm E Am
And I ain't on the run anymore
Ooohhh
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Am C
Well I joined a band of brothers, those brothers took my name
G Am
We were feared across the country, as the gang of Jesse James
Am C
Some folks call me a hero but those folks don't know me well
G
There's no place for me in Heaven, there's no
Dm
Place for me in Hell
Am C
Lying here looking up at the cracks in the roof
G E
Well I thought you were my friend, but I guess I was a fool
F Am
There's no pain, only blood and the smoke from your gun
Dm E Am Dm
And I ain't on the run anymore, no I ain't on the
E F Am G F Am C G
Run anymore
Am C
I thought you were my brother but now it's come to this
G Am
You'll be off to get your silver, just like Judas with no kiss
Am C
And that angel on my shoulder looked me deeply in the eye
G F
As she turned to face that doorway, I could hear that angel cry
Am C
Lying here looking up at the cracks in the roof
G E
Well I thought you were my friend, but I guess I was a fool
F Am
With my colt forty-four laying cold on the floor
Dm E Am Dm
And I ain't on the run anymore, no I ain't on the
E Am
Run anymore
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