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Date: 5/9/00; 11:39:07 PM
 From: Arrowflngr@aol.com
 Subject: y'all come back saloon by The OakRidge Boys
 Y'all Come Back Saloon
 Performed by The OakRidge Boys
 Words and music by sharon vaughn
 verse 1
 [D]She played tamourine with a silver jingle and she [G] must have known the 
 word 
 
 to at least a million [D] tunes, but the one most requested by the man she 
 knew as
 
 [Bm] cowboy was the [D] late night benedic[Bm]ion at the [A] y'all come back 
 
 [D] saloon.
 
 Verse 2 same chords as first
 In a voice soft and trembling, she'd sing her song to cowboy as a smokey halo 
 circled round her raven hair. And all the fallen angels and pinball playing 
 rounders
 stopped the games that they'd been playing for the losers evening prayer.
 
 Chorus
 [G] Faded love [D] and faded memories how the lin [G] ger in her [D] mind. 
 [D7] 
 
 miles and [G] years played the cowboy like and [D] old melo[Bm]dy out of [E] 
 tune 
 
 and out of [A] time.
 
 Verse 3
 Every night in the shadows thinking back on Amarillo, he'd dream of better 
 days and ask for faded love, lifting high his glass in honor of the lady and 
 her song, he paid his check then lonely walked the broken cowboy home.
 
 Chorus
 Chorus