"Tennessee Stud".. Eddy Arnold 1959 (The Good Version) Chords
Tempo:
101.95 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Well, there never was a house like the Tennessee [F] Studs.
[C] [Gm]
[C] Along about 18 to [Bb] 25, I left Tennessee very much alive.
[C] I never would have got to the Arkansas mud if I hadn't been a [Gm]-riding on the Tennessee [C] [C] Studs.
I had some trouble with my sweetheart's [Bb] pal.
One of her brothers was a bad outlaw.
[C] I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fudd, and I rode away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] [C] Studs.
The Tennessee Stud was long [F] and mean, the color of the sun, and [Fm] his eyes [G] were green.
[C] He had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a [Dm] horse like the Tennessee
[C] Studs.
We drifted on down into no [Bb] man's land.
We crossed the river called the Rio Grande.
[C] I raced my horse with the Spaniards' bull till I got me a skin full of silver and gold.
Me and a gambler, we couldn't agree.
[Bb] We got in a fight over Tennessee.
[C] We jerked our guns, he fell with a thud, and I got away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] [C] Studs.
Well, I got as lonesome as a man can [Bb] be, a-dreaming of my girl in Tennessee.
[C] The Tennessee Stud's green eyes turned blue, cause he was a [Gm]-dreaming of a [C] sweetheart too.
We loped right on across Arkansas.
[Bb] I whooped her brother and I whooped her pal.
[C] I found that girl with the golden hair, and she was a-riding [Gm] on the Tennessee [C] [Gm] mare.
[C] The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of [Ab] the sun, and [G] his eyes were green.
[C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [Fm] Tennessee [C] Studs.
Stir up, stir up, and side by [Bb] side, we crossed the mountains and the valleys wide.
[C] We came to big money and we boarded the flood on the Tennessee [Gm] mare and the Tennessee [C] Studs.
Put a little baby on the cabin floor, [Bb] a little horse coat laying around the door.
[C] I loved the girl with the golden hair, and the Tennessee Stud loved the Tennessee mare.
[Gm] [C] The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of the [Fm] sun, and his [G] eyes were green.
[C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [D] Tennessee
[F] [C] Studs.
[C] [Gm]
[C] Along about 18 to [Bb] 25, I left Tennessee very much alive.
[C] I never would have got to the Arkansas mud if I hadn't been a [Gm]-riding on the Tennessee [C] [C] Studs.
I had some trouble with my sweetheart's [Bb] pal.
One of her brothers was a bad outlaw.
[C] I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fudd, and I rode away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] [C] Studs.
The Tennessee Stud was long [F] and mean, the color of the sun, and [Fm] his eyes [G] were green.
[C] He had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a [Dm] horse like the Tennessee
[C] Studs.
We drifted on down into no [Bb] man's land.
We crossed the river called the Rio Grande.
[C] I raced my horse with the Spaniards' bull till I got me a skin full of silver and gold.
Me and a gambler, we couldn't agree.
[Bb] We got in a fight over Tennessee.
[C] We jerked our guns, he fell with a thud, and I got away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] [C] Studs.
Well, I got as lonesome as a man can [Bb] be, a-dreaming of my girl in Tennessee.
[C] The Tennessee Stud's green eyes turned blue, cause he was a [Gm]-dreaming of a [C] sweetheart too.
We loped right on across Arkansas.
[Bb] I whooped her brother and I whooped her pal.
[C] I found that girl with the golden hair, and she was a-riding [Gm] on the Tennessee [C] [Gm] mare.
[C] The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of [Ab] the sun, and [G] his eyes were green.
[C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [Fm] Tennessee [C] Studs.
Stir up, stir up, and side by [Bb] side, we crossed the mountains and the valleys wide.
[C] We came to big money and we boarded the flood on the Tennessee [Gm] mare and the Tennessee [C] Studs.
Put a little baby on the cabin floor, [Bb] a little horse coat laying around the door.
[C] I loved the girl with the golden hair, and the Tennessee Stud loved the Tennessee mare.
[Gm] [C] The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of the [Fm] sun, and his [G] eyes were green.
[C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [D] Tennessee
[F] [C] Studs.
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_ _ Well, there never was a house like the Tennessee [F] _ Studs.
[C] _ _ [Gm] _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ Along about 18 to [Bb] 25, I left Tennessee very much alive. _
[C] I never would have got to the Arkansas mud if I hadn't been a [Gm]-riding on the Tennessee [C] _ [C] Studs.
I had some trouble with my sweetheart's [Bb] pal.
One of her brothers was a bad outlaw.
[C] I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fudd, and I rode away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] _ [C] Studs.
The Tennessee Stud was long [F] and mean, the color of the sun, and [Fm] his eyes [G] were green.
_ [C] He had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a [Dm] horse like the Tennessee _
_ _ [C] Studs. _ _ _ _
_ _ We drifted on down into no [Bb] man's land.
We crossed the river called the Rio Grande.
_ [C] I raced my horse with the Spaniards' bull till I got me a skin full of silver and gold.
_ Me and a gambler, we couldn't agree.
[Bb] We got in a fight over Tennessee.
_ _ [C] We jerked our guns, he fell with a thud, and I got away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] _ [C] Studs.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, I got as lonesome as a man can [Bb] be, a-dreaming of my girl in Tennessee.
_ [C] The Tennessee Stud's green eyes turned blue, cause he was a [Gm]-dreaming of a [C] sweetheart too. _ _
We loped right on across Arkansas.
[Bb] I whooped her brother and I whooped her pal.
[C] I found that girl with the golden hair, and she was a-riding [Gm] on the Tennessee [C] [Gm] mare.
[C] _ The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of [Ab] the sun, and [G] his eyes were green. _
_ [C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [Fm] Tennessee _ _ _ [C] Studs. _
_ _ _ _ _ Stir up, stir up, and side by [Bb] side, we crossed the mountains and the valleys wide. _
[C] We came to big money and we boarded the flood on the Tennessee [Gm] mare and the Tennessee _ [C] _ Studs.
Put a little baby on the cabin floor, [Bb] a little horse coat laying around the door.
[C] I loved the girl with the golden hair, and the Tennessee Stud loved the Tennessee mare.
[Gm] _ [C] _ The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of the [Fm] sun, and his [G] eyes were green.
_ [C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [D] Tennessee _
[F] _ _ [C] Studs. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ [Gm] _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ Along about 18 to [Bb] 25, I left Tennessee very much alive. _
[C] I never would have got to the Arkansas mud if I hadn't been a [Gm]-riding on the Tennessee [C] _ [C] Studs.
I had some trouble with my sweetheart's [Bb] pal.
One of her brothers was a bad outlaw.
[C] I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fudd, and I rode away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] _ [C] Studs.
The Tennessee Stud was long [F] and mean, the color of the sun, and [Fm] his eyes [G] were green.
_ [C] He had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a [Dm] horse like the Tennessee _
_ _ [C] Studs. _ _ _ _
_ _ We drifted on down into no [Bb] man's land.
We crossed the river called the Rio Grande.
_ [C] I raced my horse with the Spaniards' bull till I got me a skin full of silver and gold.
_ Me and a gambler, we couldn't agree.
[Bb] We got in a fight over Tennessee.
_ _ [C] We jerked our guns, he fell with a thud, and I got away [Gm] on the [C] Tennessee [Gm] _ [C] Studs.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, I got as lonesome as a man can [Bb] be, a-dreaming of my girl in Tennessee.
_ [C] The Tennessee Stud's green eyes turned blue, cause he was a [Gm]-dreaming of a [C] sweetheart too. _ _
We loped right on across Arkansas.
[Bb] I whooped her brother and I whooped her pal.
[C] I found that girl with the golden hair, and she was a-riding [Gm] on the Tennessee [C] [Gm] mare.
[C] _ The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of [Ab] the sun, and [G] his eyes were green. _
_ [C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [Fm] Tennessee _ _ _ [C] Studs. _
_ _ _ _ _ Stir up, stir up, and side by [Bb] side, we crossed the mountains and the valleys wide. _
[C] We came to big money and we boarded the flood on the Tennessee [Gm] mare and the Tennessee _ [C] _ Studs.
Put a little baby on the cabin floor, [Bb] a little horse coat laying around the door.
[C] I loved the girl with the golden hair, and the Tennessee Stud loved the Tennessee mare.
[Gm] _ [C] _ The Tennessee Stud was long and [F] lean, the color of the [Fm] sun, and his [G] eyes were green.
_ [C] She had the nerve and he had the blood, and there never was a horse like the [D] Tennessee _
[F] _ _ [C] Studs. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _