George Strait - Seashores of old mexico

I l^Geft, out of T^G/F#ucson, with ^G/Eno destin^Dation in m^Amind.^{D Am D} I was r^Amunnin' from tr^Double and the j^Amail-term the J^Dudge had in m^Gin^G/F#d. ^{G/E D} And the b^Dm7order meant fre^Gedom, a ne^Dm7w life, rom^Gance, And t^Dm7hat's why I thou^Gght I should ^Cgo,^{Em Am G/E} And s^Amtart my life o^Dver on the se^Amashores of^D old Mexic^Go. ^{G/F# G/E D}

My f^Girst night in^G/F# Juarez, l^G/Eost all the m^Doney I h^Amad. ^{D Am D} One b^Amad senor^Dita made u^Amse of one in^Dnocent l^Gad.^{G/F# G/E D} But I ^Dm7must keep on r^Gunnin'; it's t^Dm7oo late to t^Gurn back: I'm wa^Dm7nted in T^Gucson, I'm to^Cld.^{Em Am G/E} Yeah, an' ^Amthings'll blow o^Dver on the s^Ameashores of ^Dold Mexi^Gco.^{G/F# G/E D}

Two M^Gexican f^G/F#armers en r^G/Eoute to a t^Down I can't s^Amay, ^{D Am D} Let me r^Amide on the b^Dack of a fl^Amatbed half-l^Doaded with h^Gay.^{G/F# G/E D} Do^Dm7wn through Du^Grango,Pa^Dm7lima,Pal^Gmira, Th^Dm7en in the^G Manzanio^C, ^{Em Am G/E} Where I ^Amslept IN THE ^DSUNSHINE on the s^Ameashores of o^Dld Mexic^Go. ^{D D# D#}

After ^Gone long sies^G/F#ta, I came^G/E wide awake i^Dn the ni^Amght.^{D Am D} I was s^Amtartled ^Dby someone^Am who shadowe^Dd the pa^Gle ^G/F#moonli^G/Eght. ^D My n^Dm7ew-found compa^Gnion, one youn^Dm7g senorita, ^G Who ^Dm7offered a^G broken hello^C, ^{Em Am G/E} To the ^Amgringo she fo^Dund on the s^Ameashores of ^Dold Mexi^Gco.^{D D# D#}

She^G spoke of Son^G/F#ora and sw^G/Eore that she'^Dd never ^Amretu^Drn,^{Am D} For her ^AmMexican ^Dhusband, s^Amhe really ha^Dd no gre^Gat ^G/F#concer^G/En. ^D 'Cause ^Dm7she loved the ^Ggringo, my red^Dm7 hair and li^Gngo: That's ^Dm7all I nee^Gded to kn^Cow.^{Em Am G/E} Yeah, ^AmI found what I n^Deeded on the^Am seashores o^Df old Me^Gxic^G/F#o. ^{G/E D}

Yeah, ^Dm7she loved the ^Ggringo, my red^Dm7 hair and li^Gngo: That's^Dm7 all I ne^Geded to know,^C ha^Em, ha^Am. ^G/E Yeah, ^AmI found what I n^Deeded on the^Am seashores o^Df old Me^Gxic^G/F#o. ^{G/E D}