Chords for Adam Harvey & Troy Cassar Daley - Seven Spanish Angels
Tempo:
75.5 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
B
E
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Will you please [D#] put your hands together for Troy [N] Cassaday.
[F] Man, wasn't that fun [B] making that CD?
It was beautiful.
And then after we [C#] finished, this is a funny story.
Remember after [E] we finished, we went down to the pub, and I said I'll buy you a couple of beers.
And we're [D#] sitting there in the pub, having a drink.
I pointed out these two old drunks sitting across [F] the bar, and I said,
Hey Troy, that'll [C#] be us in ten years.
He said, that's a [N] mirror.
Sorry about that.
[D] [G#] People often ask, what's your favourite [A] duet?
I've been asking a few people on the show.
All those songs, what was your favourite one to record with him?
I'd have to say probably this next one.
[C#] It was originally recorded by [N] Ray Charles and Willie Nelson.
And I just love singing this song with you, mate.
So we're going to have a go at the old Seven Spanish Angels.
Lovely mate.
[D]
He looked down into her brown eyes
And said, sit [A] there for me
She threw her arms around him
Whispered, God will keep [D] us free
They could hear the riders coming
He said, this is my [G] last fight
You can take me back [D] to Texas
[A] You won't take me [D] back alive
There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of [A] the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [D] of the gods
When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder from [G] the throne
The [D] seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another [D] angel home
She reached down and picked the gun up
There lay smoking in his [A] hand
Whispered, father, please forgive me
I can't make it without my man
And she knew the gun was empty
And she knew she [G] could not win
And a final prayer [D] was answered
[A] When the rifles [D] fired again
[Bm] [D] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [A] of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of [D] the gods
[D] When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder [G] from the throne
[D] Seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another angel [D] home
[B] [E] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [B] of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [E]
of the gods
When the battle stopped in the [B] small plain
There was thunder from the [A] throne
Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another [E] angel home
[F#]
[Am] Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another angel [E] home
[B]
[F] Man, wasn't that fun [B] making that CD?
It was beautiful.
And then after we [C#] finished, this is a funny story.
Remember after [E] we finished, we went down to the pub, and I said I'll buy you a couple of beers.
And we're [D#] sitting there in the pub, having a drink.
I pointed out these two old drunks sitting across [F] the bar, and I said,
Hey Troy, that'll [C#] be us in ten years.
He said, that's a [N] mirror.
Sorry about that.
[D] [G#] People often ask, what's your favourite [A] duet?
I've been asking a few people on the show.
All those songs, what was your favourite one to record with him?
I'd have to say probably this next one.
[C#] It was originally recorded by [N] Ray Charles and Willie Nelson.
And I just love singing this song with you, mate.
So we're going to have a go at the old Seven Spanish Angels.
Lovely mate.
[D]
He looked down into her brown eyes
And said, sit [A] there for me
She threw her arms around him
Whispered, God will keep [D] us free
They could hear the riders coming
He said, this is my [G] last fight
You can take me back [D] to Texas
[A] You won't take me [D] back alive
There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of [A] the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [D] of the gods
When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder from [G] the throne
The [D] seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another [D] angel home
She reached down and picked the gun up
There lay smoking in his [A] hand
Whispered, father, please forgive me
I can't make it without my man
And she knew the gun was empty
And she knew she [G] could not win
And a final prayer [D] was answered
[A] When the rifles [D] fired again
[Bm] [D] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [A] of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of [D] the gods
[D] When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder [G] from the throne
[D] Seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another angel [D] home
[B] [E] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [B] of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [E]
of the gods
When the battle stopped in the [B] small plain
There was thunder from the [A] throne
Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another [E] angel home
[F#]
[Am] Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another angel [E] home
[B]
Key:
D
A
B
E
G
D
A
B
Will you please [D#] put your hands together for Troy [N] Cassaday. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F] Man, wasn't that fun [B] making that CD?
It was beautiful.
And then after we [C#] finished, this is a funny story.
Remember after [E] we finished, we went down to the pub, and I said I'll buy you a couple of beers.
And we're [D#] sitting there in the pub, having a drink.
I pointed out these two old drunks sitting across [F] the bar, and I said,
Hey Troy, that'll [C#] be us in ten years.
He said, that's a [N] mirror. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Sorry about that.
[D] _ [G#] People often ask, what's your favourite [A] duet?
I've been asking a few people on the show.
All those songs, what was your favourite one to record with him?
I'd have to say probably this next one.
[C#] It was originally recorded by [N] Ray Charles and Willie Nelson.
And I just love singing this song with you, mate.
So we're going to have a go at the old Seven Spanish Angels.
Lovely mate.
_ _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ He looked down into her brown eyes
And said, sit [A] there for me
She threw her arms around him
Whispered, God will keep [D] us free
_ They could hear the riders coming
He said, this is my [G] last fight
You can take me back [D] to Texas
[A] You won't take me [D] back alive
_ There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of [A] the sun _
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [D] of the gods
When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder from [G] the throne
The [D] seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another [D] angel home _ _
_ _ _ She reached down and picked the gun up
There lay smoking in his [A] hand
_ _ Whispered, father, please forgive me
I can't make it without my man _
And she knew the gun was empty
And she knew she [G] could not win
_ _ And a final prayer [D] was answered
[A] When the rifles [D] fired again _ _ _ _
_ [Bm] [D] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [A] of the sun
_ They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of _ [D] _ the gods
[D] When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder [G] from the throne
_ _ [D] Seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another angel [D] home
[B] _ [E] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [B] of the sun
_ They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [E] _ _
of the gods
When the battle stopped in the [B] small plain
There was thunder from the [A] throne
_ Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another [E] angel home
_ [F#] _
[Am] Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another angel [E] home
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F] Man, wasn't that fun [B] making that CD?
It was beautiful.
And then after we [C#] finished, this is a funny story.
Remember after [E] we finished, we went down to the pub, and I said I'll buy you a couple of beers.
And we're [D#] sitting there in the pub, having a drink.
I pointed out these two old drunks sitting across [F] the bar, and I said,
Hey Troy, that'll [C#] be us in ten years.
He said, that's a [N] mirror. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Sorry about that.
[D] _ [G#] People often ask, what's your favourite [A] duet?
I've been asking a few people on the show.
All those songs, what was your favourite one to record with him?
I'd have to say probably this next one.
[C#] It was originally recorded by [N] Ray Charles and Willie Nelson.
And I just love singing this song with you, mate.
So we're going to have a go at the old Seven Spanish Angels.
Lovely mate.
_ _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ He looked down into her brown eyes
And said, sit [A] there for me
She threw her arms around him
Whispered, God will keep [D] us free
_ They could hear the riders coming
He said, this is my [G] last fight
You can take me back [D] to Texas
[A] You won't take me [D] back alive
_ There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of [A] the sun _
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [D] of the gods
When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder from [G] the throne
The [D] seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another [D] angel home _ _
_ _ _ She reached down and picked the gun up
There lay smoking in his [A] hand
_ _ Whispered, father, please forgive me
I can't make it without my man _
And she knew the gun was empty
And she knew she [G] could not win
_ _ And a final prayer [D] was answered
[A] When the rifles [D] fired again _ _ _ _
_ [Bm] [D] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [A] of the sun
_ They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of _ [D] _ the gods
[D] When the battle stopped in the small plain
There was thunder [G] from the throne
_ _ [D] Seven Spanish angels
[A] Took another angel [D] home
[B] _ [E] There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar [B] of the sun
_ They were praying for the lovers
In the valley [E] _ _
of the gods
When the battle stopped in the [B] small plain
There was thunder from the [A] throne
_ Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another [E] angel home
_ [F#] _
[Am] Seven [E] Spanish angels
[B] Took another angel [E] home
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _