Chords for Terry Allen. Wolfman Of Del Rio

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_ Thank y'all.
_ _ [N] _
I just hope that all of you came out tonight.
We're going to do some songs and _ tell some stories, I guess.
I might as well have been delegated the first victim here. _ _ _
_ _ _ There's a song, it's about _ a West Texas woman, West Texas joint.
_ _ _ Grew up in a similar situation.
And Ryan grew up in _ Hobbs, which is kind of like Mar. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F] I usually say that in_ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Nobody really had a memory _ where _ we grew up until you got your first car,
because you had absolutely no reason to have a memory.
_ _ _ _ And got that car.
A lot of [A] times people would circle and people [B] would dance in the middle with the headlights,
circle their cars and point the headlights in and dance.
A [A] number of people think that the reason a lot of [B] musicians came from that part of the country
was because spaceships flew over [Ab] them.
So they circled.
_ _ _ [N] Sucked up some of these people.
_ _ [A] Well, you know, _ [Ab] in the honky [B]-tonks, everybody danced in a circle, too.
Yeah.
Made some more heat [Ab] circles.
_ _ [A] _ And they all danced in _ counterclockwise. _
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [N] That's real interesting to [E] hear. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ [E] _ _ [C] _ _
Anyway, I want to sing a song about growing up in that part of the country.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] Some of the first [C] great music anybody heard came from the border, came from Del Rio.
_ _ Thank _ you for your time.
Yeah, Wolfman Jack.
And _ this song is called The [Ab] Wolfman of Del Rio.
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[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ I picked up the [C] radio
_ _ _ Going [F] a hundred miles an hour down [C] the blue asphalt of mine
_ [G] Listening to the wolfman of [A] Del Rio
[Am] _ _ _ [F] And he didn't give [G] a damn [C] about the trouble he was in
[F] It deep down in [G] his soul
_ _ _ _ _ He just wanted [C] to go _ _ _
[F] You could tell by the look on [C] his face
_ _ _ [F] He's all caught up with [C] the need _ _ _
[F] To trade in some empty [C] gas spaces
_ Of [G] Austin, C _ _ .E. _ _ _ _ _ _
That good old [C] American dream _ _ _ _
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_ And she took her first release on [F] the back seat
_ _ [G] Of a _ 1961 black V8 [C] Ford _ _ _
She just gave up all control on [F] that vinyl
_ Hit [G] it real hard with the dark-eyed boy that she barely [C] even knowed
_ _ _ [F] Going a hundred miles an hour down [C] the blue asphalt of mine _
[G] Listening to the wolfman of [Am] Del Rio
_ And _ [F] she didn't [G] give a damn [C] about the trouble she was in
[F] It deep down in [G] her soul _ _
She _ _ just wanted [C] to flow
_ _ _ You [F] could tell by the paint [C] on her face _ _ _
She's [F] all made up for [C] the need
_ _ _ [F] To trade in some empty [C] gas places _
Of [G] Austin, C _ _ _ _ .E.
_ _ _ And that good old [C] American dream _ _ _ _ _ _
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And [G] now they circle one another
Armed with the lives [C] from their past _ _ _
_ [G] And they fight to the death for their lives
Until that [C] feeling is passed _
_ _ And [F] they sit _ and _ _ they smoke _ _ and _ they drink _ _
And _ [G] they talk and talk and talk and talk
And then [C] they stop around
_ _ Like [G] they're looking for something they've lost
That can never again be [C] found
_ _ _ _ _ And it's [F] _ crazy
_ _ _ It's crazy in the backyard, the bedroom, the kitchen
Crazy out [G] in the streets _ _ _
_ _ Of through all their cities
_ [C] And even smaller towns _
_ [G] And most certainly seen some diseases
The dreams [C] of them going around _ _
And [G] most certainly seen some diseases
The dreams of [C] them going _ around _
A [F] hundred _ miles an hour down [C] the blue asphalt of mine
_ _ [G] Listening to the wolfman of Del [A] Rio _ _ _ _