Standard (EADGBE)
Intro
Following the harp..."This is the true story"
Once upon a dusty reservation
Somewhere in the land of Sittin' Bull
Johnny Lobo played with fire and dreamed of open spaces
Locked inside a Heaven gone to hell
All the dreams were gone but not forgotten
Murdered like the holy buffalo
Johnny Lobo knew the rules and grew into a warrior
Fightin' for his people and his soul
Chorus
Oh......Johnny Lobo
Oh......Johnny Lobo
D chord is played by 2 guitars, picking the strings and following the strumming as melody.
CHORD CHORD - CHORD - CHORD
May not be accurate, but sounds OK.Same pattern can be followed just strumming
and playing --
Rooted down with lessons that he carried
Home from Vietnam to Wounded Knee
Johnny Lobo burned the flag he knew had been dishonored
Paid the price for thinkin' he was free
Someone set his house afire, burned it to the ground
With his wife and children locked inside
Later when the bitter tears were falling to the ashes
Somethin' good in Johnny Lobo died
Chorus
Harp melody...
In a darkened corner of a tavern
Burnin' down old memories again
Johnny Lobo stares into the smoke and dreams of clouds
Runnin' like wild horses with the wind
Holy phoenix rising from the ashes
Into the circle of the sun
Johnny Lobo's warrior heart was burnished in the embers
And the battle's just begun
Chorus
Outro
I´ve tried to place the chords most accurate to the precisely moment when singing lyrics.
It means that every single "space" corresponds to the beating and strumming pattern.
So, as an example, when singing the part:
" "
Rooted down with lessons that he carried ...
Guitar is strumming the chord right before starting singin´, therefore space.
And, therefore also, no space left when:
" "
Somewhere in the land of Sittin' Bull ...
But every ear, brain and personality chooses the sounds differently. So be free to sing the song
as you please. Better enjoy the singin´than get crazy tryin´ mathemathics on a guitar.