The Blizzard - chords, tab and comments
The legendary songwriter Harlan Howard contributed more to the commercial part of country, folk and rock music than the more narrow class "Cowboy Music", but this song became classic. Maybe because the polished artist Jim Reeves (no offence!) recorded it first. Among numerous of cuts I've heard, I prefer Tex Ritter's rusty, narrative voice. Recite the 2 last verses, and go for Mary Ann's hot biscuits.
G G7 C G there's a blizzard comin' on and I'm wishin' I was home G Em D7 for my pony's lame and he can't hardly stand G G7 C G Lord my hands feel like they're froze and there's a numbness in my toes Am Am7 Cmaj(Em) but it's only seven miles to Mary Anne Am D7 G it's only seven miles to Mary Anne ... and give it a "clippety-clop" 2/4 rhythm, of course.
Gm
G7
C
Em
D7
Am
Am7
