Pretty Boy Floyd chords by David Dondero
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Verse 1
(G major) Gather round me children,
a (C major) story I (G major) will tell
About (C major) pretty boy Floy (D major) d an outlaw,
Oklahoma knew (C major) (G major) him well
Was in the town of Shawnee
on a Saturday (C major) af ternoon (G major)
His wife (C major) beside (D major) him in a wagon,
where in (C major) the town (G major) they rode
A deputy sheriff stopped them
in a manner (C major) rather (D major) rude (G major)
Using vulgar (C major) words (D major) of language,
and his wife (C major) she overheard. (G major)
Now pretty boy grabbed the log chain,
the deputy (C major) grabbed (G major) his gun.
The fight (C major) that (D major) did follow,
well laid (C major) the deputy (G major) down.
He took to the trees and timber
to (C major) lead a life (G major) of shame
And (C major) every crime in Ok (D major) lahoma
was added (C major) to (G major) his name (C major) (G major) (D major) (C major) (G major)
Many starving farmers,
yeah (C major) the same old story (G major) told
How (C major) an outlaw paid (D major) their mortgage,
and saved their little (G major) home
Well there's a tale about a stranger
Who (C major) had come to beg (G major) a meal
And under (C major) neath his (D major) napkin
Left a thousand (C major) dollar (G major) bill
It was in Oklahoma City
This was on (C major) a Christ (G major) mas day
We found (C major) a whole carload (D major) of groceries
with (C major) a note (G major) that read
Now you say that I'm an outlaw,
you say (C major) that I'm (G major) a thief
So here's (C major) a Christ (D major) mas dinner
to help those work (C major) ers on (G major) relief
It's through this world you'll ramble
You'll see a lot (C major) of funny (D major) men (G major)
Some will rob (C major) you with (D major) a six -gun
Some with (C major) a fountain (G major) pen
Yeah through the world we ramble
Yeah through (C major) the world we'll roam (G major)
But you'll never (C major) see (D major) an outlaw
drive a family (C major) from their home.
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