This is how it goes. F**k everyone else who tells you different. Also, in the intro, instrumentals, and Sweet Amarillos at the end for the last C and G chords, we hit the notes C B A as pick up notes into the G chord instead of actually playing the C chord. Just like the lead fiddle part does Capo 1 Tabbed by: Whisky Trail Riders Intro (Play Twice): G D Em C G D C G Verse 1: G D Well the world's greatest wonder Em C from what I can tell G D Em C Is how a cowgirl like you could ever look my way G D Em C I was planted by glory with a half written story G D Em C Songs spilling out off of every page Chorus: G D Sweet Amarillo Em C Tears on my pillow G D Em C You never will know how much I cried G D Sweet Amarillo Em C Like the wind in the willow G D Em C Damn this old cowboy for my foolish pride Instrumental: Play Intro Verse 2: G D Em C So I drifted on down iron old range G D Em C Across the wide Missouri, where the cool waters flow G D Em C When I got to Topeka, I looked up your name G D Em C It said you rode off with the last rodeo Repeat Chorus Instrumental: G D C G Bm When the thunders a-rumbling C And the tumbleweed's tumbling G And the rodeo clown's off painting their face Bm I'm gunning the throttle for the Llano Estacado C D On the wild appaloosa, I'm blowing your way Instrumental: Play Intro Twice Verse 3: G D Em C Down in old Amarillo there's a light in the window G D Em C Where a road weary shadow drifts into the arms G D Of a long distance lover Em C Then they turn back the covers G D Em C And dance the redova 'til the light of the dawn Repeat Chorus G D Em C G D C G Sweeeeet Amarillo G D Em C G D C G Sweeeeet Amarillo