[ Предположительная тональность: A ] He Shouldn't-a, Hadn't-a, Oughtn't-a Swang on Me Henry Mancini Intro A B D B He sleeps out there, out where the coyotes wail, D A E B The reason he ain't at the bar with the boys, B E B D A C# Makes quite a dismal tale ... Chorus 1 A C D E A He shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me, A C D E B He oughtn't-a, shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, no siree. C D You don't get many callers, E B Sleeping on the lone prairie. A C D E A But he shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me. Verse 1 A Way out West we're wild and wooly, A In order to explain it fully: C D C D We're tall grown, all grown, A All the men are hairy-chested, A And all the women, double-breasted. A We're lady-like until molested, B D E And then we're on our own! Chorus 2 A C D E A He shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me, A C D E B He oughtn't-a shouldn't-a hadn't-a felt so free. C D His wife gets the insurance, E B And I'm sorry as can be, A C D E A But he shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me. Verse 2 A This here job is mighty tryin', A Sometimes the room is fairly flyin' with C D C D High-balls, eye-balls. A One got killed, somebody got 'im, A Tore up the joint from top to bottom. A I think I was that one that shot him, B D E As near as I recall. Chorus 3 A C D E A He shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me, B A B E B He massacred eight or nine men at the Lazy "B". A C D A He then took on the sheriff, and the sheriff's deputy, A C D E B But he shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me. Verse 3 A All you boys remember Harry, A The wrangler I was set to marry, C D C D A long man, strong man. A One night he yells, "I'm from Texas!" A And socks me in my solar plexus. A Well having normal, good reflexes, B D E I knocked him on his can! Chorus 4 B D E F# B He shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a blacked my eye, E B D F C I'm really a lovable, peaceable kind of guy. C D E B I wouldn't scare a rabbit, and I couldn't harm a flea, B D E F# B But he shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me. Music 1 Verse 4 A If this story has a moral, A It's: When you're looking for a quarrel or C D C D Show Down. "Slow down." A If by now, you haven't mastered, A The gentle art of getting plastered, A You're just a Low-Down, you ain't mastered, B D E The motto of our town! Chorus 5 ending B D E F# B You shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a start no fight, D F C Our burying ground is a most impressive sight. C D E B The message on them tombstones is as simple as can be, D E B E C# F# He shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me, E F# C# F# D A He shouldn't-a, hadn't-a, oughtn't-a swang on me! Notes! All chords are barre chords. Barre chords- Intro thru Verse 3 between frets 3-7 except: Chorus 1 3rd C, Chorus 2 3rd C, Chorus 3 2nd C at 8th fret. Chorus 4 between frets 5-9. Verse 4, frets 3-7. Chorus 5 between frets 5-9 except 5th D at 10th fret, and 1st A at 12 th fret. Strumming- Alot of quick, rapid, snapping strumming. Performed by Lily O'Lay :The Queen of the West (Boracho's Own) Movie: The Great Race