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Capo: 3. Tuning: E A D G B E
Colter tunes his guitar down 1 whole step, if you do too, Capo on the 3rd. Chords relative to the capo. [Verse 1]
Wild CBill was born in Illinois on Fdry and fertile Cland FPioneer of pistoleers and a D7dead shot with each Ghand FClaimed he was the Cquickest, there's Ffew who'd ill-aGgree Fewer Cyet to saw this plainsman draw, still Fbreathe like you and Cme
[Verse 2]
He Cled a stagecoach freight team in his Fearly days of Clife One Fevenin' on the Western Trail, Bill D7took the air of Gnight And Fwho should come upon Chim, but a Fbear whom he'd Gawoke Wild CBill produced his bowie knife and Ffashioned a new Ccoat
[Verse 3]
CKansas prairies he knew well and Fwild Missouri Ctoo Come F1861, Bill dD7onned the Union Gblue FNot unlike his Cdaddy, he'd Fsee no man in Gbonds Every Cman in Jimmy Lane's brigade, of FHickok they were Cfond
[Verse 4]
While a Cmarshal in Abilene many FTexans came to Ccall Phil FCoe told John Wes Hardin, "Wild D7Bill has got to Gfall "He's a Fcruel and brutish Cyankee, and if Fyou don't then I Gwill" Wild CBill put down Phil Coe, Wes FHardin's livin' Cstill
[Verse 5]
He Cmet his fate in Deadwood inFside Tom Nuttall's Cplace AmFidst a game of poker, holdin' Aces and two GEights When Fup stepped from beChind him the FCoward, Jack McGCall The Cslug ripped through his auburn hair, poor FWild Bill never Csaw