Аккорды Johnny Cash - Tiger Whitehead

[!] Capo on 2nd fret [!]

[Chorus]
C                                 G                        G7
Wild blackberries blooming in the thickets on the mountain
C                                G                           G7
   Sheepshire and watercress are growing 'round the fountain
        C                                   G             Em
Where a big black bear is drinking, lapping water like a dog
A7                            D                D7
Tiger Whitehead's in the bed, sleeping like a log
       C                           G7             C
But tomorrow, he'll see bear tracks seven inches wide
       G                 D                G
And by sundown, he'll be bringing in the hide

[Verse 1]
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Pretty Sally Garland coming down the mountainside
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Where Tiger Whitehead's trying to nap a mill, at the mill
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She sits down on a bearskin and she says, “You'll be my man
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I'll have me the best bear hunter in these hills.”
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A wild child was Tiger Whitehead and they say he killed
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Ninety-nine bears before he went to rest, went to rest
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Once he left two bear cubs orphaned but he brought 'em right on home
          G                   D7              G    G7
And Sally nursed the two bear cubs upon her breast

[Chorus]
C                                 G                        G7
Wild blackberries blooming in the thickets on the mountain
C                                G                           G7
   Sheepshire and watercress are growing 'round the fountain
        C                                   G             Em
Where a big black bear is drinking, lapping water like a dog
A7                            D                D7
Tiger Whitehead's in the bed, sleeping like a log
       C                           G7             C
But tomorrow, he'll see bear tracks seven inches wide
       G                 D                G
And by sundown, he'll be bringing in the hide

[Verse 2]
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   Tiger now is eighty-five and he laid upon his bed
        G                   D7               G            D7
And the bears he killed now numbered ninety-nine, ninety-nine
     G                  C               G                   C
Some fellers trapped a bear, but Tiger said, “Just let him go
   G                 D7                G
If he ain't running wild, he won't be mine.”

[Bridge]
        Em
But at night when the wind howls
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   'cross the hills of eastern Tennessee
    Em
And when the lightning flashes
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There's a strange thing the people say they see
   G                 C           G                       C
An old grey-headed ghost running through the mountains there
           G                D7               G    G7
It's Tiger Whitehead after his one hundredth bear

[Chorus]
C                                 G                        G7
Wild blackberries blooming in the thickets on the mountain
C                                G                           G7
   Sheepshire and watercress are growing 'round the fountain
        C                                   G             Em
Where a big black bear is drinking, lapping water like a dog
A7                            D                D7
Tiger Whitehead's in the bed, sleeping like a log
       C                           G7             C
But tomorrow, he'll see bear tracks seven inches wide
       G                 D                G
And by sundown, he'll be bringing in the hide