Cifras
The Sky Above The Mud Below

Tono: A

Introducción:

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Am                                      C                                                                                    Am  
Two men rode in from the south, on a rainy autumn night
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The Sky above and the mud below
                                                        C                                                                                      Am  
They walked into the Deacon's bar, they were Mexican by sight
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The sky above and the mud below
          C                                            G                                         Dm                                 Am  
They threw a horsehair bridle down, We trade this for whiskey rounds.
        C              G                 F                 Am                    Em              Em/G            Am  
The Deacon slams a bottle down, The two men start to drinkin'
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Their hair was long and black, tied up behind their ears
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The sky above and the mud below
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Their faces were identical, like one man beside a mirror
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The sky above and the mud below
             C                                              G                                                    Dm                                              Am  
Then someone whispered "That beats all, their wanted poster?s on the wall
        C                         G                 F         Am      Em                            Em/G         Am  
Twin brothers name of Sandoval, horse thieves from Boquillas"
Now the bridle and the belts they wore were braided gray and black
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The sky above, the mud below,
        D                                              F  
The wind and rain, the sleet and snow
          Am                                         G                 Em              Em/G                 Am  
Two horse thieves from Mexico drinkin' hard and singin'
Am                                                 C                                                                                      Am  
One brother he spoke English, Deac inquires as to their work
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The sky above and the mud below
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The man says "Mister we braid horsehair bridles, ropes and quirts.
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The sky above and the mud below.
          C                                            G                              Dm                                                 Am  
Yea, that fine bridle we did make, roan horse killed by leg-bone break.
  C                                 G                      F                         Am                    Em              Em/G                 Am  
He's horsehair rope now  horse-meat steak, We cleaned him to the bone
Well these gentlemen they were ignorant or didn't know just where they were.
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The sky above the mud below, the wind and rain, the sleet and snow
          Am                                            G                                                 Em                      Em/D  
The Deacon's hearse is rollin' slow in the first blue light
                  Am                              Em         Em/D         Am  
light of morning.