Chords for Kelly Ann - Thomas Maguire
Tempo:
97 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] When you said that you were leaving, [D] I never once [A] looked back, [E] for I knew I'd find another further down [A] the track.
So I left Arizona, [D] took the train to [A] Sam's home.
[E] I knew when I reached Texas, I wouldn't be [A] alone.
Then I saw her standing [D] outside the [A] Alamo.
[E] She'd learned from her history books what happened long [A] ago.
When Crockett and Jim Bowie [D] so bravely fought [A] and died, [E] I saw she loved the Lone Star State of Texas in [A] her eyes.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam [A] and Tom.
[E]
[A] Soon we both got talking.
[D] Her name was [A] Callie Ann.
[E] Her father owned a cattle ranch along the Rio [A] Grande.
She loved the open spaces [D] and the Texas sky [A] so blue.
[E] When I told her that I loved her, she knew my love [A] was true.
She brought me home to meet her dad, [D] to ask him for [A] her hand.
[E] Her father's eyes shone with delight, he's an Irish [A] man.
Her mother came from Ireland, [D] Ann Callie was [A] her name.
[E] Her father knew my love was true for his daughter [A] Callie Ann.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom.
[E] [A]
So I left Arizona, [D] took the train to [A] Sam's home.
[E] I knew when I reached Texas, I wouldn't be [A] alone.
Then I saw her standing [D] outside the [A] Alamo.
[E] She'd learned from her history books what happened long [A] ago.
When Crockett and Jim Bowie [D] so bravely fought [A] and died, [E] I saw she loved the Lone Star State of Texas in [A] her eyes.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam [A] and Tom.
[E]
[A] Soon we both got talking.
[D] Her name was [A] Callie Ann.
[E] Her father owned a cattle ranch along the Rio [A] Grande.
She loved the open spaces [D] and the Texas sky [A] so blue.
[E] When I told her that I loved her, she knew my love [A] was true.
She brought me home to meet her dad, [D] to ask him for [A] her hand.
[E] Her father's eyes shone with delight, he's an Irish [A] man.
Her mother came from Ireland, [D] Ann Callie was [A] her name.
[E] Her father knew my love was true for his daughter [A] Callie Ann.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom.
[E] [A]
Key:
A
E
D
F#m
A
E
D
F#m
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ When you said that you were leaving, [D] I never once [A] looked back, [E] for I knew I'd find another further down [A] the track.
So I left Arizona, [D] took the train to [A] Sam's home.
[E] I knew when I reached Texas, I wouldn't be [A] alone.
_ _ Then I saw her standing [D] outside the [A] Alamo.
[E] She'd learned from her history books what happened long [A] ago.
When Crockett and Jim Bowie [D] so bravely fought [A] and died, [E] I saw she loved the Lone Star State of Texas in [A] her eyes.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam [A] and Tom. _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ Soon we both got talking.
[D] Her name was [A] Callie Ann.
[E] Her father owned a cattle ranch along the Rio [A] Grande.
She loved the open spaces [D] and the Texas sky [A] so blue.
[E] When I told her that I loved her, she knew my love [A] was true.
_ She brought me home to meet her dad, [D] to ask him for [A] her hand.
[E] Her father's eyes shone with delight, he's an Irish [A] man.
Her mother came from Ireland, [D] Ann Callie was [A] her name.
[E] Her father knew my love was true for his daughter [A] Callie Ann.
_ If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom. _
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ When you said that you were leaving, [D] I never once [A] looked back, [E] for I knew I'd find another further down [A] the track.
So I left Arizona, [D] took the train to [A] Sam's home.
[E] I knew when I reached Texas, I wouldn't be [A] alone.
_ _ Then I saw her standing [D] outside the [A] Alamo.
[E] She'd learned from her history books what happened long [A] ago.
When Crockett and Jim Bowie [D] so bravely fought [A] and died, [E] I saw she loved the Lone Star State of Texas in [A] her eyes.
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam [A] and Tom. _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ Soon we both got talking.
[D] Her name was [A] Callie Ann.
[E] Her father owned a cattle ranch along the Rio [A] Grande.
She loved the open spaces [D] and the Texas sky [A] so blue.
[E] When I told her that I loved her, she knew my love [A] was true.
_ She brought me home to meet her dad, [D] to ask him for [A] her hand.
[E] Her father's eyes shone with delight, he's an Irish [A] man.
Her mother came from Ireland, [D] Ann Callie was [A] her name.
[E] Her father knew my love was true for his daughter [A] Callie Ann.
_ If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom. _
If there's [D] a yellow rose in Texas, [A] she must be the one.
[E] With her long blonde hair, her big blue eyes, [A] so happy and so young,
[D] I knew that I would win her [A] and make her [F#m] my own.
[E] Once again I blessed that train that left for Sam and [A] Tom.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _