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The New Wild West

The New Wild West

The New Wild West

Tabbed By BreAnn S
(with assistance from Jewel Box)
Tuning Dropped D Tuning (DADGBE)
Capo None
6/8 Time felt in 4, Quarter Note = ~60 (metronomeonline.com)

| 1  -   2   -  3   -  4  - |

| 1-2-3--4-5-6--1-2-3--4-5-6|






Chords: Dm9 = 000560  D = 000232  Fmaj7 = X03210



        C/E = X02010   C/F = 3X2010  C = X32010



        Cmaj9 = X20010  G/D = 320033





Intro: Strum using pattern below as a guide 

         for notes that should "stick out"- 

         she usually palm mutes the verses a bit



        Dm9                       D

E-----------0-----       -----------2--------

B-----6--------6--       -----3--------3-----

G--------5--------  4X   --------2-----------  4X

D-----------------       --------------------

A-----------------       --------------------

D--0--------------       --0-----------------



Verse 1: 

             Dm9 

You see the ghosts of the buffalo 

Moving both fierce and slow

Like glittering prophecies 

                       D

On the edge of the ho_rizon

             Dm9

As you drive shimmering (glittering) highways 

And beaten-up bi-ways

That straddle and girdle 

                         D

Our great and many-faced   nation

             Dm9

You see the lambs in the ghettos 

Who worship their Gepettos

Believing in, though never seeing, 

                        D

The strings they think bind them

       Dm9

So we write to our congressmen 

With bleeding pens of the sorrow within

       Dm9

And in return, they just send 

                          D

Tickets to the latest Tom Hanks (Cruise) show



Chorus:



         Fmaj7         C/E  C/F   D 

	Welcome to the new  wild west

  Fmaj7      C/E  C/F         D

	Each man      for him - self

  Fmaj7              C/E  

	A nation of civilized steeples

             C          Cmaj9

	And lo- - ne-ly people

         Fmaj7         C/E  C/F   D

	Welcome to the new  wild west



Verse 2: 



          Dm9

There are so many factions and cue-card reactions

It's hard to keep clear the possibilities here

'Cause there's 

              D

No force to unite them

Dm9

Privilege has ruled for thousands of years.

Wars have been fought with bibles and tears.

Yet liberation can't deny the temptation 

                       D

And soon becomes the oppressor.

Dm9

Show me a leader who's fit to lead

Who don't sow his seed 

In anything wounded enough to breed

Because after all, what fun is power if you can't 

            D

Act like a rock star?



Chorus:



         Fmaj7         C/E  C/F   D 

	Welcome to the new  wild west

  Fmaj7      C/E  C/F        D

	Each man     for him - self

  Fmaj7              C/E  

	A nation of civilized steeples

             C          Cmaj9

	And lo- - ne-ly people

         Fmaj7         C/E  

	Welcome to the new...

Bridge:



	Fmaj7          C/E         C        Cmaj9      

	Wi--------Ah-ah-i----ah-ah-i--ah-ah-i-i-ld

	Fmaj7          C/E         C        Cmaj9      

	Wi--------Ah-ah-i----ah-ah-i--ah-ah-i-i-ld



Verse 3:	

       Dm9

As for me, I've been cruel, I've been petty

Oh, and unkind, but I know my own mind

And since it seems clear there's no one leading us here

The only thing left, it appears 

Is to task ourselves to be better each time, 

              D

Than those before us

            Dm9

We'll be an army of thieves, of self-freed slaves, 

Of mild-mannered maids

We'll fight with whispers and blades

                            D

So get ready, a new day is daw-------ning



Chorus:



         Fmaj7         C/E  C/F   D 

	Welcome to the new  wild west

  Fmaj7      C/E  C/F        D

	Each man     for him - self

  Fmaj7              C/E  

	A nation of civilized steeples

             C          Cmaj9

	And lo- - ne-ly people

         Fmaj7         C/E  C/F   D

	Welcome to the new  wild west

 	Fmaj7          C/E  C/F   D

	Welcome to the new  wild west

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