Представляем аккорды композиции "The Front Po Song" и глубже погружаем в смыслы творчества артиста Keen Robert Earl . Эта интерпретация аккордов и текста песни помогает лучше понять смысл заложенный в композицию. Аппликатура аккордов песни «The Front Po Song» — это не просто изображения аккордов, а история, которую Keen Robert Earl передаёт через ритм и интонации.
Keen Robert Earl - "The Front Po Song"
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the authors own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## From: trey@terminator.tamu.edu (John S Graves) ________________________________________________________________ Front Porch Song by Robert Earl Keen, Jr. and Lyle Lovett from Robert Earl Keens album No Kinda Dancer >From Trey Graves ( trey@terminator.tamu.edu ) G Em (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D G Em This old porch is just a big ol red and white Hereford bull (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D Standin under a mesquite tree in Agua Dulce Texas G Em He just keeps on playing hide and seek with that hot August sun (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- G Hes sweatin and a pantin cause his work is never done Em Oh no (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- Hes got them cows and that red top cane This old porch is just a steaming greasy plate of enchiladas With lots of cheese and onions and a guacomole salad You can get at the La Salle Hotel in old downtown With ice tea and a waitress who will smile everytime Yea she will I left a quarter tip on my ten dollar bill This old porch is a palace walk-in on the main stream Texas It aint ever seen or heard the day of (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- & R and Xs With the 62 poster thats almost faded down And a screen with out a picture since Giant came to town Oh no, I love them junior mints and them red hots, too Yes I do, oh yea, and old movie pictures This old porch is just a weathered gray hair seventy years of Texas Hes doing all he can not to give in to the city And he always takes the rent late so long as I run his cattle He picks me up at dinner time I listen to him rattle He says the Brazos still runs muddy like shes run all along There aint ever been no cane to grind the cottons all but gone And you know this Chevrolet pickup she was something back in 60 Now there aint nobody listen to him cause they all think hes crazy This old porch is just a long time waitin and forgetin And remembering the coming back not crying bout the leavin And rememberin and the falling down and the laughter and the curse of luck from all of those sons of bitches Who said wed never get back up This old porch is just a big ol red and white Hereford bull Standin under a mesquite tree out in Agua Dulce He just keeps on playing hide and seek with that hot August sun Hes sweatin and a pantin cause his work is never done Oh no Ive known a whole lot of old bulls in my life and there work is never done First solo, adapted for guitar (mandolin on the album) begins at " and old movie pictures" Theres another solo I will tab if 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----|-------------------16-14---16-14----------------|----------- ----|-------------------------16------16-14-16-14-16-|17--------- ----|------------------------------------------------|----------- ----|------------------------------------------------|----------- From: tbacus@onramp.net The Front Porch Song by Robert Earl Keen Jr. and Lyle Lovett (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- Em (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D E|------3---3---3|------0---0---0|------0---0---0|------2---2---2---3| B|------3---3---3|------0---0---0|------1---1---1|------3---3---3---3| G|------0---0---0|------0---0---0|------0---0---0|------2---2---2---0| D|------0---0---0|------2---2---2|------2---2---2|2-1-0-----0---0---0| A|------2---2---2|--------2-----2|0-2-3-----3-3--|--------3---2---0--| E|0-2-3---3---3--|3-2-0-------0--|--------3------|-------------------| (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- Em This old porch is a big ol red and white Herford bull (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D Standin under a mesquite tree in Agua Dulce, Texas (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- Em He keeps on playin hide and seek with that hot august sun C (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- G Sweatin and a pantin cause his work is never done Em (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D Oh no, With those cows and a red top cane This old porch is a steamin greasy plate of enchiladas With lots of cheese and onions ans a guacamole salad You can get them at the LaSalle Hotel in old downtown With ice tea and a waitress who will smile every time Oh yeah, I left a quarter tip on my ten dollar bill This old porch is a palace walk in on a main street in Texas It aint never seen or heard the days of Gs and Rs and Xs and that 62 poster thats almost faded down and a screen without a picture since Giant came to town Oh no, I like those junior mints and the red hots too, yes I do BREAK This old porch is like a weathered grey haired seventy years of Texas whos doin all he can not to give in to the city and he always takes my rent late so long as I run his cattle he pickes me up at dinner time and I listen to him rattle he says the Brazos still runs muddy like shes run all along theres never been no cane to grind and the cottons all but gone you know this Chevrolet pickup truck, hell she was somethin back in 60 but now there wont nobody listen to him cause they all think hes crazy This old porch is just a long time of waiting and forgetting remembering the coming back and not crying about the leaving and remembering the falling down and the laughter of the curse of luck from all those sons of bitches who said wed never get back up This old porch is a big old red and white Herford bull standing under a mesquite tree out in Agua Dulce he keeps on playing hide and seek with that hot August sun hes sweating and a panting cause his work is never done Ive know a whole lot of bulls in my time, and there work is never done.
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