Oak Ridge Boys - Yall come back saloon

^DShe played tambourine with a silver jingle, ^Gbmand she ^Gmust have known the words to at least a million ^Dtunes. ^DBut the one most requested, by the man she knew as ^Bmcowboy, was the ^Dlate night bene^Bdiction at the ^Ay'all come back ^Dsaloon.

^DIn a voice soft and trembling, she'd sing her song to cowboy as a smokey halo ^Gm7circled round her ^Graven ^Dhair. And all the fallen angels and ^Apinball playing ^Bmrounders, stopped the ^Dgames that they'd been playing for the ^Aloser's evening ^Dprayer.

^GFaded love and ^Dfaded memories, how they ^Glinger in her ^Dmind. Miles and ^Gyears, played the cowboy, like an ^Dold melo-^Bmdy, out of ^Etune and out of ^Atime.

^DEvery night in the shadows thinking back on Amar^Fillo, he'd ^Gdream of ^Dbetter days and longs for ^Gfaded ^Dlove. ^DLifting high his glass in ^Ahonor of the ^Dlady and her ^Bmsong, he ^Dpaid his check then '^Bmlonely' walked that ^Abroken cowboy ^Dhome.

^DShe played tambourine with a silver jingle, ^Gbmand she ^Gmust have known the words to at least a million ^Dtunes. ^DBut the one most requested, by the man she knew as ^Bmcowboy, was the ^Dlate night bene^Bdiction at the ^Ay'all come back ^Dsaloon.

^DShe played tambourine with a silver jingle, ^Gbmand she ^Gmust have known the words to at least a million ^Dtunes. ^DBut the one most requested, by the man she knew as ^Bmcowboy, was the ^Dlate night bene^Bdiction at the ^Ay'all come back ^Dsaloon.

^DShe played tambourine with a silver jingle, ^Gbmand she ^Gmust have known the words to at least a million ^Dtunes. ^DBut the one most requested, by the man she knew as ^Bmcowboy, was the ^Dlate night bene^Bdiction at the ^Ay'all come back ^Dsaloon..(Fade.)