Cherokee Fiddle Chords by Johnny Lee

Tempo:
150.8 bpm
Chords used:

D

A

G

Bm

Bb

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Cherokee Fiddle chords
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Key:
D
1321
A
1231
G
2131
Bm
13421112
Bb
12341111
D
1321
A
1231
G
2131
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To learn Johnny Lee - Cherokee Fiddle chords with lyrics, build your understanding on these core chords: G, A, D, G, Bb, D, Bm, Em, A. To truly master the tempo, it's wise to start at 75 BPM before aiming for the song's 151 BPM. Set the capo considering your vocal range and favored chords, aligned with the key: D.

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[D] .
[G] .
[A] [Bb] .
[Bm] [Bb] When the [D] train pulled [G] into the station, he rolled [A] up his sleeves and [Bb] .
[Bm] rosined up his bow.
[Bb] Little [D] upside down, orange [G] blossom special.
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[A] Cause if you want to make a living, you gotta put on a [D] good show.
When [Bm] he smelled the smoke [D] and the cinders, he slicked [Bm] back his hair and opened up [Em] his cage.
[A] Played [D] Cherokee fiddle, played [G] for the whiskey.
His [A] good whiskey never let him lose [D] his place.
He was always there, playing for the [G] miners.
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[A] Devil's Dream was [Bb] a song they .
[Bm] understood.
[Bb] Then [D] he'd go back to .
[G] Oklahoma, and [A] he'd wait till the train was running and the weather [D] was good.
When [Bm] he smelled the smoke and the [D] cinders, he slicked [Bm] back his hair and opened up [Em] his cage.
[A] Played [D] Cherokee fiddle, played [G] for the whiskey.
His [A] good whiskey never let him lose [D] his place.
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[G] [A] .
[Bb] .
[Bm] [Bb] .
[D] .
[G] .
[A] .
[D] Now the Indians were dressing up [G] like cowboys.
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[A] And the cowboys were putting [Bb] leather and [Bm] turquoise on.
[Bb] And the [D] music sold [G] by law.
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[A] And the fools who fiddled in the middle of the station [D] are gone.
[Bm] Some folks say they'll never [D] miss him.
Old [Bm] fiddles squeal like the engine [Em] breaks.
[A] Cherokee [D] fiddle gone [G] forever.
Just [A] like the music of the whistle that the old [G] locomotive [D] made.
So when [Bm] you smell [D] the smoke and the cinders, just [Bm] slick back your hair and open up [Em] your cage.
[A] Played [D] Cherokee fiddle, played [G] for the whiskey.
His [A] good whiskey never [Bb] let you lose your [Bm] place.
[Bb] No, [D] good whiskey [A] never let you lose your [D] place.
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[Bm] [Bb] .
[D] [G] No, [D] good whiskey never [A] let you lose your [D] place.
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