Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner

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     Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
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Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
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Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
  D5/A                 C                D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who

D                  C             D               C
Inspect the silver inlay and the finely engraved steel
D                 C                    D                  C
Rich carved ivory grips with checkered lines that you can feel
D                   C                D              C
You'll find it premature to call the calibre obsolete
     G            F               C                D
When olden tyme design and modern treacherous-ness meet

D                   C                   D                C
It's a curio that's slipped between our current laws, as read
D               C            D                  C
Priceless as an artifact but leaves you just as dead
D                  C              D              C
Craftsmanship like this is not displayed much anymore
          G              F                 C        D
And there ain't too many gangstas shooting Russian .44

    D                  C                D                C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
    D                  C                D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who

D                  C               D                C
To think a learned chronicler like you would be the one
D                    C                 D                 C
Whose eye for detail failed to see him reaching for your gun
D               C               D                 C
You must be the first in ninety years to meet his death
   G               F              C               D
By way of antique, archaic, black powder pistol's breath

Guitar Part for Mandolin solo:

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Despits your recent injuries you must admit that still
D             C           D              C
It remains an elegant and stylish way to kill
D               C              D             C
Yes, despite my injuries, good sir, I cannot lie
G             F           C              D
It remains an elegant and stylish way to die

    D                  C                D                C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
    D                  C                D
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
    D                  C                D                C
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who
       D                  C                D5/A
Yodelahey, Yodeloo who who, Yodeloo who who