Chords for Willie Nelson - Seven Spanish Angels & City Of New Orleans

[E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ He looked down into her brown eyes
To [B] say a prayer for me
Threw [N] arms around him and said God [E] will keep us free
They could hear the writers coming
He [A] said this is my last fight
If they [E] take me back to Texas, [G] they won't take me back [E] alive
_ There were seven Spanish angels at the altar [B] of the sun _ _
They were praying for the lovers in the valley of [E] the gods
And when the battle stopped and the smoke cleared
There was thunder from [A] the throng
_ _ _ Seven [E] Spanish angels [B] took another [E] angel home _ _
_ _ She reached down and picked the gun up that was smoking [B] in his hand
_ She cried father, please forgive me, but I can't make it [E] without my man
_ And though she knew the gun was empty
She knew she [A] could not win
But her final [E] prayers were answered [B] when the rifles [E] fired again _
There were seven Spanish angels at the [B] altar of the sun
_ _ They were praying for the lovers in the valley of [E] the gods
When the battle stopped and the smoke cleared
There was thunder from [A] the throng _ _
And seven [E] Spanish angels [B] took [E] another angel home
There _ [C] _ _ _ [E] _ [F]
were seven Spanish angels at the [Dm] altar [C] of the sun _
_ They were praying for the lovers in the valley [F] of the gods
And when the battle stopped and the smoke cleared
There was thunder from the [A#] throng
And _ _ seven [F] Spanish angels [C] took another [D] angel [F] home
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Thank you.
[A#] Thank [C#] you very [D] much.
Riding on the city of New Orleans, _ [Bm] Illinois Central
[G] Monday [D] morning rail
[A] _ [D] Eight [A] cars and fifteen [D] restless riders
Three _ [Bm] conductors and [A] twenty-five [D] sacks of oil
_ _ [Bm] All along the southbound city [F#m] the train pulls out from Canthakere
[A] And rolls along past houses, [E] farms and fields
_ [Bm] Passing trains that have no names and [F#m] graveyards filled with old black men
And [B] the [A] graveyards of the [Em] rusted [D] automobile
[Am] Good [G] morning, _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [Bm] don't you know [G] me?
I'm your [D] native son
[A] The [D] train they call [A] the city [Bm] of New [A] Orleans
[E] And I'll [C] be gone [G] five [A] hundred miles when the day [D] is done
I _ _ _ _ _ climb on the [A] city of New Orleans
[D] _ _ _
[Bm] Change a car [G] in Memphis, [D] Tennessee _ _ _
Halfway home [A] we'll be there by [D] morning
_ Through the [Bm] Mississippi [A] darkness [D] rolling down to the sea
_ But [Bm] the towns and the people seem to [F#m] just fade into a bad dream
And [A] the steel rail still ain't heard [E] the news _ _
[Bm] Conductors sing your song together
[F#m] Passengers will please refrain
[A]
This train has got to disappear [D] and railroad low _ _
[G] Good morning, [A] America
[D] _ _ _
[Bm] Don't you know [G] me?
I'm your [D] native son
[A] The [D] train they call [A] the city [Bm] of New Orleans
[E] And [C] I'll be gone five [A] hundred miles [G] when the day [D] is done
_ And I'll [C] be gone [G] five [A] hundred miles when the day [D] is done
_ [G] And I'll [C] be gone [Bm] five [A] hundred miles when the day is
Done
[D] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _