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Hey, amazing version ! Are you using the original chord progression ( A D A C D etc...) ? Thanks and keep up the good work

Petite précision : l'originale est de Tom T. Hall. :)

Nice ! I love this beautiful song. Could you please tell me what chords you use ?

Si vous aimez cette chanson, autant écouter l'originale de Tom T. Hall... Elle est sur youtube.

I know it's weird, but some parts actually remind me of "Immigrant song" by Led Zeppelin...

Well, this is a blues song. Like many blues songs it uses the same three chords and structures... And Folsom Prison Blues is a blues... Cash obviously stole some of the lyrics, but hey, that the way it goes with books, songs, etc. ... Surely, he could have credited the original writer, but that's...

LOL you clicked retreat... Personally, my favourite strategy with rebels is to put all forces in Sesswana during the first minutes of the game, to do a little sabotage, buld a few x wings and invade Coruscant. It strikes to the heart of the empire right away.

I bought this single on a flee market a couple of weeks ago. Great song, never heard of it before... I can't find anything about this band on the web. Were they American ? British ? What did they do after this ?

I bought this single on a flee market a couple of weeks ago. Great song, never heard of it before... I can't find anything about this band on the web. Were they American ? British ? What did they do after this ? Also there seems to be two version of this song.

I bought this single on a flee market a couple of weeks ago. Great song, never heard of it before... I can't find anything about this band on the web. Were they American ? British ? What did they do after this ?

Nice. good thing someone picked up this great song, only known by Sweetheart of the rodeo fans. It seems that Harper Simon did a version of it with alternate lyrics on his album. Do you have the chords ?

@janfreidun Yep, it's a shame they didn't put it on the first reissue instead of the only musical version. I really like it when Kevin K sings it. It seems that Harper Simon based a song on this, with different lyrics, on his album.

This seems to be based on Kevin Kelley's song from "Sweetheart of the rodeo" (Byrds), but with different lyrics.

Can someone tell me from which movies those clips come from ? Specially the one near the end where the guy says 'If I can't do this right you can have it' ? Thanks.

Anyone knows the chords ?