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Ragged as the Road
Reckless Kelly
Bulletproof album
CAPO 2
Intro: D.....
D
This road I'm on it's black top and gravel
F#/D G D
It's a faded blue line, this road I travel
G D Bm G
And it's a well worn path it's a cold bar ditch
D C G A
It's a brake man sleepin on a dead man's switch
chorus:
D G A D
And I'm rollin, faster than a locomotive
G A D
Tougher than the edge of the rockies
Bm G A D
Hotter than a smoking gun, ragged as the road I'm on
This road I'm on it's been cracked by the cold
It's been scorched by the sun searched by the soul
And it's a working back breakin' it's a pick axe swinging
It's steel wheels turning on steel rails singing
Chorus
Solo: Bm G D A
This road lies ahead, like life on a brush
It's a virgin canvas, free from human touch
And it's ours for the taking, or the leaving behind
It's a ghost of the past with the future to find
chorus
Bm G A
Chorus
End: Bm G A D
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OK, isn't the F#/D thing supposed to be D/F#? Its the same thing isn't it? lol anyways...good tab
-JuanHernandez | 10/19/2008 | I'm no music theory buff, but I think it is F#/D... what I'm trying to portray with it is that it's a F# for the bass note in the D chord (play the F# with your thumb)... D/F# would be an F# chord with a D bass note. Clear as mud? No big deal, you can get away from it, it is just a trick to "walk" into the next chord.
-rivrun01 | 2/24/2009 | A slash chord has the chord on the left and the bass note on the right like D/F# or another popular one is G/B played like x2003x. I knew what ya meant though!
-BrianEarlHaines | 4/13/2009 |
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