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From ohig@ihug.co.nz Wed Apr  2 08:51:55 1997
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 13:29:12 -0800
From: Gary Higgins 
To: acoustic@olga.net
Cc: guitar@olga.net
Subject: chord  Alamo  by Donovan Leitch

Im not really sure if Donovan wrote this as I have only heard him sing it and I have not seen it on any records.

The words are from memory and the chords are my own interpretation of the song. Hammering on and off strings on the F chord will give the required sound.

C                              G           C                                     F                  C         
Eight hundred and eighty he ....

C                          G                   C                 F                  C                    
By a line that he drew with his ....
           F                                       C
Ev^̉ry man that stepped ...
         F                                C
And he that was left ...
C                    G                          C              F           C    
For over the line stepped ...

Chorus

F                                                                           C
Hey  at Santa Anna  they^...
             F                           C
So the rest of  ...
           G                      C
And remember ....

C G C F C G C

Jim Bowie lay dying his blood and .....


Chorus
Gary Higgins Ohig@ihug.co.nz