Since She Started To Ride Chords by Jonathan Richman

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_ _ _ _ _ _ She got a brown [B] [F#] suntan starting just above her collar.
[A] Her lower arm's rare brown, but the rest is [E] kind of pale.
She'd buy [B] betadine [F#m] if she only had a dollar.
[A] And she'd live out in the pasture if she only [E] had a tail.
And no, I don't [B] see her much [F#m] since she started with horses.
[A] No, I don't see her much since she started [E] to ride.
_ _ _ _ Well, her jeans, [B] they get [F#m] like a wet saddle blanket.
And [A] her boots are like your figure.
And her car is [E] full of hay.
_ Horses, [B] humans, [F#m] if she had to rank it,
[A] you'd bet on they the canter and them the [E] knee-fly spray.
And you see, I don't see [B] her much [F#m] since she started with horses.
[A] No, I don't see her much since she [E] started to ride.
Go, boys, tell them all about it.
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_ Candle [N] and fender, barrel and mane.
[D#] _ [N] Don't see her much since she started to [E] train.
Cannon bone, knee bone, [G] forearm and [B] arm.
But I don't see her much once she has bought a bottle.
[E] And that's just so [B] satisfying [F#m] when she's riding a crane.
[A] She must just love that smell of the farm, [E] I would say.
She's so [B] satisfied [F#m] when she's grooming and graining.
[A] And she's tired in the evening.
And she's [E] gone in the day.
And no, I don't [B] see her much [F#m] since she started with horses.
[A] No, I don't see her much since she [E] started to ride. _ _ _ _ _ _ _