Senorita / Don Williams --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listen to the originals to get into the rythm for the strumming pattern. Hint:After the first D, strike G once and immediately switch to A. Chord A is strum down twice and the D is strum first (feebly ..touchin only the 1st string) upwards and then prominantly downwards. During any 'dialogue' part in the song D G A D are played in the background with the strumming pattern hinted above. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ D G A D Back in the innocent days, there was a young cowboy, G A D in love with a Mexican girl. G A D Only...she didn't know it. G A D And he would watch her, as she walked by. G A D And her cotton dress, would dance in the wind. G A D And her eyes held the stars. G A D Now she was the most beautiful thing, that cowboy had ever seen. G A D Sent down straight from heaven. G A D But he was afraid, he'd never win her heart. G A D Because of some family scars, left by the range wars. G A D But oh...how he loved her. Chorus: D G A Senorita.. D Passing by... G A D (//start the next line ..Pardon me.. with this D) G A D Pardon me if I stop and asked you why. G A D D G A Senorita... G A D Could it be... G A D Someone like you could love G A D Someone like me G A D So he walked up to her, tipped his hat and introduced himself. G A D And she looked up at him, and didn't know what to say. G A D So he told her the story of his family. G A D The trouble that brought the barbed wire. G A D And of all the things he couldn't change. G A D And then he told her that he loved her. And he studied her reaction. G A D And by the time the spring rains came, they were married. G A D Now there's an ol' song that my family used to sing. 'bout a young cowboy and a Mexican girl. G A D And how they fell in love. (fade G A D ..)
