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Subject: hello my friend, have some chords.
To: [email protected] (James B)
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1993 12:18:52 +0000 (GMT)
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from [email protected] (Barry Markey)
Billy Austin
By Steve Earl.
Intro:
D Dsus2 D sus4 D
Song: (chords and verse are all the same)
D G
My name is Billy Austin
A D
And I’m twenty-nine years old
G D
I was born in oklahoma
Bm Bm A G
Quarter Cherokee I’m told
D
Don’t remember Oklahoma
G A
Been so long since I left home
G Bm
Seems like I’ve always been in prison
G Bm A D
like I’ve always been alone
The chords just repeat over and over for the rest of the song. Its best
fingerpicked on an accoustic with little accompliment (just like the man does
it himself).
if anyones got anymore Steve Earl I’d love to see it….
— Barry