Warren Zevon - My Rides Here (First Version)
 Warren Zevon - My Ride's Here First Version: chords and tabs for the song. Watch chords and tablatures for all songs of the singer (group) Warren Zevon. Other chords and tabs for the "My Ride's Here" can find at the bottom of the page. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Ride's Here-Warren Zevon ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuning:EADGBE One of the best songs ever written about death/afterlife. From WZ's album of the same Intro: G C D G C e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| G|-2/4-4-4-2-4-2-0-0-----2-4------------------------------------------------| D|-------------------2-0----------------------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| G I was staying at the Marriott, C with Jesus and John Wayne G I was waiting for a chariot, D C G they were waiting for a train The sky was full of carrion, Em "I'll take the mazuma" Am Said Jesus to Marion, D "that's the 3:10 to Yuma Chorus: G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here "My ride's here" #1/#3 e|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-------0--3/5--3-1/3---------------------------------------------------| G|-0--2------------------------------------------------------------------| D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| A|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| "My ride's here" #2/#4 e|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-----0-3-3-3-------------------------------------------------------------| G|-0-2---------------------------------------------------------------------| D|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| G C D G C G The Houston sky was changeless, C we galloped through bluebonnets G I was wrestling with an angel, D C G you were working on a sonnet You said, "I believe the seraphim, Em will gather up my pinto Am And carry us away, Jim, D across the San Jacinto G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here Bridge: Em G Shelley and Keats were out in the street, D Em and even Lord Byron was leaving for Greece G While back at the Hilton, last but not least, D C Milton was holding his sides Em Saying, "You bravos had better be, D ready to fight Em Am D Or we'll never get out of East Texas, tonight Em Em6 The trail is long and the river is wide, Am Am7 D7 and my ride s here Solo: G C G D G Em Am D G Am D D7 C e|-3--3--5/7---------3-3--5/7--5--3--3--3--5/7--7/12--12-12-10-12-10--------| B|-----------5--5--3--------------------------------------------------------| G|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-12-10---10--12-10--------------------------------------------------------| G|------12------------------------------------------------------------------| D|-------------------12-12--------------------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| I was staying at the Westin, C I was playing to a draw G When in walked Charlton Heston, D C G with the Tablets of the Law He said, "It's still the Greatest Story", Em I said, "Man, I'd like to stay Am But I'm bound for glory, D I'm on my way G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here G C D My ride's here Questions, comments, insults...BlindTerry333 |
