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Tono:
C F G C
G Am E F
G C G C [Verse 1]
C F G C I met an old man one night in a bar
G Am He was sitting alone
G F The way men his age always are
G C His movements were slow
G C Didn't speak very well
G Am E But every old man has a story to
F tell
G C G C Every old man has a story to tell [Verse 2]
C F He lived by the book
G C Went to church every day
G Am His wife left him young
G F With two daughters and bills to pay
G C He worked himself hard
G C And the years flickered past
G Am His girls kept him young but they
E F grew up so fast
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G C His girls kept him young but they
G C grew up so fast [Verse 3]
C F G Prodigal Faith always felt second
C best
G Am When she turned seventeen
Am G She took her coat and her camera
F And headed west
G C It broke her dad's heart
G C But as he likes to say
G Am E With enough time apart even Faith
F fades away
G C G With enough time apart even Faith
C fades away [Verse 4]
C F G Jenny met Ray in his last days
C ashore
G Am They married in May
G F And that August he joined the war
G C He said Jenny don't cry
G C I'll be home in the fall
G Am So she held her head high and said
E F nothing at all
G C She held her head high and said
G C nothing at all [Verse 5]
C F G Then he got in a plane, Took it
C up in the air
G Am It never came down
Am G For all she knows it's stlil
F flying around up there
G C Then Jenny went wrong
G C And the last that I heard
G Am It's been seven years long since
E F she uttered a word
G C G Seven years gone since she
C uttered a word [Verse 6]
C F G Now her father just sits all
C alone at the bar
G Am He orders his drinks
Am G And smokes cigarettes he knows he
F can't afford
G C He's got no regrets
G C Says he's doing quite well
G Am E But every old man has a story to
F tell
G C G C Every old man has a story to tell
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Composición: Enter the Haggis

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