TWENTY-ONE Bernie Leadon Eagles Desperado 1973 This is the most country-like Eagles song I have. I don't know if anyone will want to play it, but I'll do it anyway. Someday I'll have the lead guitar part too. Have fun! INTRO: GUITAR 1 (acoustic): + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + e:----------0--|-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-|-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-|-5-3-------------| B:-------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----5-4-3-0-1-2-| G:-------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------| D:-------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------| A:-------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------| E:-------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------| Twenty - one..... A + + + + + + + + e:-------------------|----------| B:-------------------|----------| G:-2-0---------------|----------| D:-----2-1-0---------|----------| A:-------------4-----|----------| E:-------------------|----------| A D A6 Twenty-one and strong as I can be A(addA) D I know what freedom means to me Bm E And I can't give a reason why D E A I should ever wanna die D A D A I got no cause to be afraid A D Or fear that life will ever fade Bm E Cause as I watch the risin' sun D E A I know that we have just begun | | | G A D A D A6 I might spend my life upon the road A A(addA) D Just tryin' to add to what I know Bm E And someday I might settle down D E A And all my friends will be around GUITAR SOLO | | | | | | | | D Em Bm Dm A | | | | | F#7 Bm Dm E A D A6 They say a man should have a stock and trade A(addA) D But me I'll find another way Bm E I believe in gettin' what you can D E A And there ain't no stoppin' this young man D A D A6 Cause I'm young and fast as I can be A(addA) D I know what freedom means to me Bm E And I can't give a reason why D E A I should ever wanna die Bm E Yeah I can't give a reason why D E A7 I should ever wanna die OUTRO: Strum A7 CHORDS: A(addA) x02225 A6 x02222 A7 x02020 F#7 242322
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