Old Soldier Chords by Lacy J. Dalton

Tempo:
130.95 bpm
Chords used:

G

C

D

Dm

Em

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Lacy J. Dalton - Old Soldier chords
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[G]
I saw him last Friday [C] on the big [G] concert stage
The [C] warm [G] amber lights did a lot for [C] his age
I [G] touched the backstage pass, [C] wore like [G] a prize
I wanted a good look [D] at the old [G] soldier's eyes
With a towel across his shoulders [C] to soak up [G] the sweat
He [C]
hadn't [G] cooled down from his [C] final set
He [G] needed to rest, [C] but the crowd wouldn't
[G] give
And I saw how he's paid [C] for [D] the life that [G] he's lived
[C] You can tell an old soldier by [G] the look in his eyes
[D] He sings so many battles, [G] when he sings he [C] cries
So many good times, [G] so many goodbyes
You can tell an old soldier by [D] the look in [G] his eyes
This old man introduced us, [C] my manager [G] first
[C] And I was [G] so nervous, and I [C] in a thirst
He [G]
took one look at [C] me, and gave me his [G] beer
He said I like your record, [D] the best to [G] you dear
[C] You can tell an old soldier [G] by the look in his [D] eyes
He sings so many battles, [G] when he sings he [Dm]
[G] cries
[C] So many good times, so [G] many goodbyes
You can tell an old soldier [Em] [D] by the look in [G] his eyes
You [C] can tell an old soldier [G] by the look in his eyes
[D] He sings so many battles, [G] when he sings he cries
Key:  
G
2131
C
3211
D
1321
Dm
2311
Em
121
G
2131
C
3211
D
1321
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To jam and learn Lacy J. Dalton - Old Soldier chords, your primary focus should be mastering these chords sequence: D, G, C and G. I suggest starting at a calm pace of 65 BPM, and as you gain confidence, approach the song's BPM of 131. To match your vocal range and chord inclination, adjust the capo in line with the key: G Major.

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[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I saw him last Friday [C] on the big [G] concert _ _ stage _ _
_ The _ _ _ [C] warm [G] amber lights did a lot for [C] his _ age _ _ _ _
I _ _ _ [G] touched the backstage _ pass, [C] wore like [G] a prize
_ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ wanted a good look [D] at the old _ [G] soldier's _ eyes
_ _ With _ _ _ a towel across his shoulders [C] to soak up [G] the sweat _ _
He _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ hadn't [G] cooled down from his [C] final set
_ _ He _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] needed to rest, [C] but the crowd wouldn't _
[G] give
_ _ _ And _ _ _ _ I saw how he's paid [C] for [D] the life that [G] he's lived
[C] You can tell an old soldier by [G] the look in his eyes
[D] He sings so many battles, _ [G] when he _ sings _ he _ _ _ [C] cries
So many good times, [G] so many _ _ _ goodbyes _
_ _ _ You can tell an old soldier by [D] the look in [G] his _ _ _ eyes _ _ _ _
_ _ This old man introduced us, [C] my manager [G] _ _ first
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] And I was [G] so nervous, _ and I [C] in a _ thirst
He _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G]
took one look at [C] me, and gave me his [G] beer
_ _ He _ _ _ _ _ said I like your record, [D] the best to [G] you dear
[C] You can tell an old soldier [G] by the look in his _ [D] eyes
He sings so many battles, [G] when he _ _ sings he _ _ [Dm]
[G] cries
[C] _ So many good times, so [G] many _ _ _ _ goodbyes
_ _ You can tell an old soldier [Em] [D] by the look in [G] his _ _ eyes
_ _ _ _ You [C] can tell an old soldier [G] by the look in his eyes
[D] He sings so many _ battles, [G] when he sings he cries _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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