2 acessos
D G A D G A D (Repeated over and over again) [Verse 1] D G A Back in the innocent days, D G A There was a young Cowboy who was in love with a Mexican girl, D G A D G A Only she didn’t know it, D G A D G A And he would watch her as she walked by, In the cotton dress which danced in the wind, D G A And her eyes held the stars, D G A D G A Now she was the most beautiful thing that cowboy had ever seen, D G A Sent down straight from heaven, D G A But he was afraid, he'd never win her heart, D G A Because of some family scars left by the range wars D G A But oh how he loved her. [Chorus 1] D G A D G A Senorita, Passing by, D G A D G A Pardon me if I stop and ask you why, D G A D G A Senorita, Could it be, D G A D G A Someone like you could love someone like me. [Interlude] G G D D G G D A D G A D G A [Verse 2] D G A D G A So he walked up to her, tipped his hat, and introduced himself, D G A And she looked up at him and didn’t know what to say, D G A D G A So he told her the story of his family, the trouble that brought the barbed wire, D G A And of all the things that he couldn't change, D G A D G A And then he told her that he loved her, and he studied her reaction, D G A D G A Now by the time the spring rains came, they were married, D G A Now there’s an old song that my family used to sing, D G A About a young cowboy and a Mexican girl, D G A D G A D And how they fell in love. [Chorus 2] D G A D G A Senorita, Passing by, D G A D G A Pardon me if I stop and ask you why, D G A D G A Senorita, Could it be, D G A D G A Someone like you could love someone like me. [Chorus 3] D G A D G A Senorita, Passing by, D G A D G A Pardon me if I stop and ask you why, D G A D G A Senorita, Could it be, D G A Someone like you could love someone like, D G A G G D A Someone like you could love someone like me.