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Tracy Byrd - Saltwater Cowboy (capo) (Chord)
Album: Different Things (2006)
Submitter: dantheman85x (19) on 10/31/07 3 comments
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Tracy Byrd
"Saltwater Cowboy"
Different Things, 2006
Songwriters: Cyril Rawson/Phil O'Donnell/Ron Harbin
Tabbed by Dan Pera




Capo 1

This is the little lead part played throughout the song

e---------------
B---------------
G----4-s5-------
D----------5----
A---------------
E---------------



C                  F                                C
I'm looking like a lobster wearing flip flops and a Stetson
                              G                      C
Guess that's why they call it fishing instead of catching 
                    F               C
Cause I ain't had a single bite all day
                                 G              C
But I caught a buzz and ain't no limit to Tanqueray

C                      F                 C
Ain't quite sure how I wound up way down here
                              G                        C
It's a long haul to ropes and sails from roping steers
                        F                          C
Ain't gonna worry about that, just gonna have some fun
                             G                C
Got a be one fish down there dumber than I am drunk 


Chorus:
              F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
             C                                                F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
                         G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
                C  F 
I'm a saltwater cowboy 

C                             F                     C
There's a tiki party down the beach about a mile or two
                                     G                   C
Where they're singing with Jimmy and toasting to Chris LeDoux
                              F                     C
And if it weren't for Captain Morgan steering this ship
                                     G              C
I might untie that rope and back her on up outta this 


              F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
             C                                                F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
                         G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
                C  F 
I'm a saltwater cowboy 

        C               F                           C   
If this bottle goes overboard, you'd better wish me luck
                                   G                     C
Cause I'm afraid of sharks but I'm terrified of sobering up 


              F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
             C                                                F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
                         G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
                C  F 
I'm a saltwater cowboy 

 
 Comments (click here to add a non-facebook comment)
My only question is why capo such simple song? I usually put a capo on if I want to avoid the F chord. This is good, but the no capo version is better.
-tpmadden | 3/11/2009
Well the reason to Capo in this instance is because the open chords are more difficult than just playing the progression here. The actual recording is tuned down a step and in order to play in the same key as the song, you'd have to do that. This is mainly a time saver to play along with the song in the same key. Check out my other version of the song...
-dantheman85x | 3/12/2009
At the time I posted my question I had looked at both versions, but I didn't notice the note about tuning down. I'm still going to stay with the other version whether or not I tune it down. They are both good, but that one works better for me.
-tpmadden | 5/5/2009
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