Outlaws Lament chords

[INTRO]
[C] [C] [F] [F] [C] [G] [C] [C]

[VERSE 1]
He [C]rode into Tombstone on a [F]horse named tomorrow,
Sitting [C]tall in the saddle with a [G]patch across one eye.
He [C]came for a killing; [F]able and willing,
He had [C]two six [G]guns by his [C]side.

[VERSE 2]
With his [C]hat slightly tipped, a cocky [F]grin on his lip,
And an [C]evil in his smile said [G]someone’s gonna die.
They [C]called him Dead Eye Dawson, an [F]outlaw from Austin,
Whose [C]reputation [G]didn’t [C]lie. [F] [G] [C] [C]

[VERSE 3]
Now [C]another badland outlaw, whose [F]name was Diablo,
[C]Whiskey was his demon and [G]killing was his game.
He [C]shot a man in Austin, that [F]one would cost him,
Young [C]Billy [G]Dawson was his [C]name.

[VERSE 4]
Now [F]word got around, Dead [C]Eye was in town, and
[F]Diablo knew their paths would finally [G]cross. [G7]
The [C]time was high noon at the [F]Last Chance Saloon,
They [C]knew one life [G]would be [C]lost. [F] [G] [C] [C]

[VERSE 5]
Well the [C]moment finally came, two [F]outlaws on their game,
[C]It was time for them to [G]finally make their bones.
They were [C]both quick on the draw; when [F]Diablo did fall, then
Young [C]Billy’s death [G]was a[C]toned.

[ENDING]
They were [C]both quick on the draw; when [F]Diablo did fall, then
Young [C]Billy’s death [G]was a[C]toned.
[C]Finally young [G]Billy’s [G7]death was a[F]toned. [C]