F Bb F Bb [Verse]F Bb He had a Martin I had a Fender, we were thirteen years of ageF C Out back in the tool shed, we were searchin? for the sameF Bb Everyday all through that summer, we?d rock n roll and rageF C F All the neighbors kept complainin?, but it never slowed us down. [Chorus]Bb F Bb We sang Three Verses of Dixie, Can?t Get No SatisfactionF C Rainy Women Numbers 12 and 35Bb F Bb Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of PaleG F Bb C F Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.Bb F BbF Bb Moved out to California, shootin? for the starsContinúa después del anuncioF C The biggest thing since Elvis, nothin? could go wrongF Bb But they took us for all our money, and everything else we ownedF C F So we got ourselves some whiskey, and we drank it all night long. [Chorus 2]Bb F Bb We sang Three Verses of Dixie, Can?t Get No SatisfactionF C Rainy Women, and A Bad Moon On The RiseBb F Bb Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of PaleG F Bb C F Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.Bb F BbD Bb F C D Oh we never quite got over it, we when out separate waysBb F C He traded in his music for cocaine nights, and reckless daysBb F C Bb Still I knew he always wanted, to make one last journey home.F Bb F Near a small white church in the valley, beneath a wooden bridgeC Patiently we waited, on that cold Alabama rainF Bb Then the preacher started preachin?, about lives and about our timesF C F The sun was slowly sinkin?, as we laid his body down. [Chorus 3]Bb F Bb We sang Three Verses of Dixie, What a Friend We Have In JesusF C Walkin? In The Garden, and The Old Rugged CrossBb F Bb Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of PaleG F Bb C F Bb Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil. [Otro]F Bb We sang Long Black VeilF Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb We sang Long Black Veil.
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