Farther Down The Line Chords

KeyA Capo2st fret TuningStandard Difficulty Plays516

Farther Down The Line by Lyle Lovett is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of A with a capo on the 2st fret. It uses the chords A7, D, A, E7 and G. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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             A7                  D 
Let's have a hand for that young cowboy 
                              A 
And wish him better luck next time 
                             E7 
And hope we'll see him up in Fargo 
                              A 
Or somewhere farther down the line 
  
This time he sure drew a bad one 
One that nobody could ride 
But by the way he pulled his hat on  
You knew he'd be there for the fight 
 
             A7            D        G G D 
And it's the classic contradiction 
                 A          D D A 
The unavoidable affliction 
                            E7  
Well, it don't take much to predict, son 
                  A 
The way it always goes 
                       D          G G D 
One day she?ll say she loves you 
                             A       D D A 
And the next she'll be tired of you 
                           E7 
And push'll always come to shove you 
                     A  
On that midnight rodeo 
 
 
He almost made it to the buzzer 
Somehow he gave up in the end 
He put one hand around the other 
and let that pick-up man on in 
And it was his last chance to ride it 
Now now he'll have to move along 
But he knows back in his mind that 
He won't be away for long 
 
 
Chorus 
 
 
So let's have a hand for that young cowboy 
And wish him better luck next time 
I hope we'll see him up in Fargo 
Or somewhere farther down the line 
    	

Chord diagrams

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Reference tones

Standard tuning, lowest to highest. Click a string to play it; the string the mic hears is highlighted.

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100 BPM Andante