Hợp âm You're walking on my heart

Lời & hợp âm

[Verse 1]
What [G]do say, let's kind of ease the tempo back a
little bit now and [C]do one of our [G]old ballad tunes,
You're
Walkin'
On
My
[Am]Heart.[G][C][G][C][G]
[Am]You're walki[D]n' on my[C] h[G]eart[C][G]
[C]You're walkin' out on me
I'll just be a car[G]pet
In your house [C]of reverie,
[Am]you're walking [G]on my [C]heart
Like a sidewalk of stone
You've stepped on my [G]feelings,
you say your love is [C]gone
The pave[F]ment is ending in [C]sorrow,
you [G]say it's the end of [C]the line
There'll [F]be no new day tomor[C]row
[Am]Because [D]you're no [A]longer [G]mine
You really trampled on [C]me
You say we must break apart
Can't you see where
[G]you're treading?
You're walking on [C]my [G]heart[C][Am][C][G]
[C][Am][G]
[C][Am][C][Am][C]
[Am][G]
[C]
Life's [F]highway has lost its direc[C]tion
I [Dm]don't [G]know which way to [C]turn I'm
[F]blinded by [F#dim]sor row's reflection[C]
[Am]All [D]I can do now is ye[G]arn
My emotions have [C]died
Since you ripped [G]them [C]apart
While you stroll with [G]another
You're walking on my
[C]heart[Ab][C][Am]
Friends, one of the most colorful events
of the entire rodeo
is the dance performed by the
Oglala
Sioux
Indians.
They come down here each
year to add a real touch of the
Old
West
to the
Cheyenne
Frontier
Days celebration.
So what do you say let's go join
Chief
Red
Cloud in their tribal dance.
Well, that was the
Oglala
Sioux
Indians from
Pine
Ridge,
South
Dakota.