Chords for Big Iron but everyone is an introvert
Tempo:
114.25 bpm
Chords used:
E
C#m
A
G#
G#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G#] [C#m] To the town [E] of Alfreer rode [C#m] a stranger one fine day.
[E] Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
no [E] one dared to make a slip.
[C#m] much to say.
hip.
in [E] the morning when [C#m] he rode into the town.
He came riding from the south side, didn't have too [G#] much to say.
loose and running [E] came the whisper from each lip, and he didn't have [C#m] too much to say.
[E] Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
no [E] one dared to make a slip.
[C#m] much to say.
hip.
in [E] the morning when [C#m] he rode into the town.
He came riding from the south side, didn't have too [G#] much to say.
loose and running [E] came the whisper from each lip, and he didn't have [C#m] too much to say.
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_ [G#] _ _ [C#m] To the town [E] of Alfreer rode [C#m] a stranger one fine day. _ _
[E] Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
_ _ No [A] one dared to ask his business, no [E] one dared to make a slip.
The stranger didn't have too [C#m] much to say.
_ [G#] Big iron on [E] his hip.
_ _ _ It [D#] was early in [E] the morning when [C#m] he rode into the town. _ _
_ He came riding from the south side, didn't have too [G#] much to say.
_ _ _ [A] He's an outlaw loose and running [E] came the whisper from each lip, and he didn't have [C#m] too much to say.
_ Big [E] iron on his hip.
_ _ _ _ In this town there lived an outlaw by the name of Texas Ray. _ _
_ Many men had tried to take him, and that many men didn't have too much to say.
_ _ He [A] was vicious and a killer, though he lived to 24, and the [G#m] notches on his pistol numbered one in 19 more.
One [E] in 19 more. _ _ _ _ _
[E] Now the stranger didn't have too much [C#m] to say. _
Was [E] an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long [C#m] in town.
_ He [A] came here to take an outlaw back [E] alive or maybe dead, and he said he didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
_ _ [F#m] After Texas Ray.
_ _ _ _ Long before the story was [C#m] relayed to Texas Ray. _
_ [E] But the outlaw didn't worry men that tried before [C#m] were dead.
_ _ [G#m] _ _
20 [A] men had tried to take him.
20 [E] men didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
_ [C#m] With a big iron on his hip.
Big iron [E] on his hip. _ _ _ _
_ The morning passed so [G#] quickly it was time for them to meet.
[C#m] _ _ It [E] was 20 past 11 when they didn't have too much to say. _ _
Folks [A] were watching from the windows, [E] everybody held their breath.
They knew this handsome ranger didn't have too much to say.
_ _ There was 40 feet between them when [G#] they stopped to make their play. _ _ _
And the swiftness [E] of the ranger is not talked about [C#m] today.
_ _ _ Texas [A] Ray did not clear the leather for a [E] bullet that he ripped.
And the ranger's aim was deadly with a big iron on his hip.
Big iron [E] on his hip.
_ _ _ _ It was over [B] in a moment and the folks didn't have too [G#] much to say.
_ [E] There before them lay the body of the outlaw on [C#m] the ground.
_ _ Oh [Am] he might have won on living [E] but he didn't have too much [C#m] to say. _
[A] Big iron on [E] his hip. _ _ _
_ Big iron, [E] big iron.
When he tried to match the ranger with the [C#m] big iron on his hip.
[A] Big iron on his hip.
_ _ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _
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_ [G#] _ _ [C#m] To the town [E] of Alfreer rode [C#m] a stranger one fine day. _ _
[E] Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
_ _ No [A] one dared to ask his business, no [E] one dared to make a slip.
The stranger didn't have too [C#m] much to say.
_ [G#] Big iron on [E] his hip.
_ _ _ It [D#] was early in [E] the morning when [C#m] he rode into the town. _ _
_ He came riding from the south side, didn't have too [G#] much to say.
_ _ _ [A] He's an outlaw loose and running [E] came the whisper from each lip, and he didn't have [C#m] too much to say.
_ Big [E] iron on his hip.
_ _ _ _ In this town there lived an outlaw by the name of Texas Ray. _ _
_ Many men had tried to take him, and that many men didn't have too much to say.
_ _ He [A] was vicious and a killer, though he lived to 24, and the [G#m] notches on his pistol numbered one in 19 more.
One [E] in 19 more. _ _ _ _ _
[E] Now the stranger didn't have too much [C#m] to say. _
Was [E] an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long [C#m] in town.
_ He [A] came here to take an outlaw back [E] alive or maybe dead, and he said he didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
_ _ [F#m] After Texas Ray.
_ _ _ _ Long before the story was [C#m] relayed to Texas Ray. _
_ [E] But the outlaw didn't worry men that tried before [C#m] were dead.
_ _ [G#m] _ _
20 [A] men had tried to take him.
20 [E] men didn't have too much [C#m] to say.
_ [C#m] With a big iron on his hip.
Big iron [E] on his hip. _ _ _ _
_ The morning passed so [G#] quickly it was time for them to meet.
[C#m] _ _ It [E] was 20 past 11 when they didn't have too much to say. _ _
Folks [A] were watching from the windows, [E] everybody held their breath.
They knew this handsome ranger didn't have too much to say.
_ _ There was 40 feet between them when [G#] they stopped to make their play. _ _ _
And the swiftness [E] of the ranger is not talked about [C#m] today.
_ _ _ Texas [A] Ray did not clear the leather for a [E] bullet that he ripped.
And the ranger's aim was deadly with a big iron on his hip.
Big iron [E] on his hip.
_ _ _ _ It was over [B] in a moment and the folks didn't have too [G#] much to say.
_ [E] There before them lay the body of the outlaw on [C#m] the ground.
_ _ Oh [Am] he might have won on living [E] but he didn't have too much [C#m] to say. _
[A] Big iron on [E] his hip. _ _ _
_ Big iron, [E] big iron.
When he tried to match the ranger with the [C#m] big iron on his hip.
[A] Big iron on his hip.
_ _ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _
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