The Barfly
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C F G CG Am E FG C G C [Verse 1]C F G C I met an old man one night in a barG Am He was sitting aloneG F The way men his age always areG C His movements were slowG C Didn't speak very wellG Am E But every old man has a story toF tellG C G C Every old man has a story to tell [Verse 2]C F He lived by the bookG C Went to church every dayG Am His wife left him youngG F With two daughters and bills to payG C He worked himself hardG C And the years flickered pastG Am His girls kept him young but theyE F grew up so fastContinúa después del anuncioG C His girls kept him young but theyG C grew up so fast [Verse 3]C F G Prodigal Faith always felt secondC bestG Am When she turned seventeenAm G She took her coat and her cameraF And headed westG C It broke her dad's heartG C But as he likes to sayG Am E With enough time apart even FaithF fades awayG C G With enough time apart even FaithC fades away [Verse 4]C F G Jenny met Ray in his last daysC ashoreG Am They married in MayG F And that August he joined the warG C He said Jenny don't cryG C I'll be home in the fallG Am So she held her head high and saidE F nothing at allG C She held her head high and saidG C nothing at all [Verse 5]C F G Then he got in a plane, Took itC up in the airG Am It never came downAm G For all she knows it's stlilF flying around up thereG C Then Jenny went wrongG C And the last that I heardG Am It's been seven years long sinceE F she uttered a wordG C G Seven years gone since sheC uttered a word [Verse 6]C F G Now her father just sits allC alone at the barG Am He orders his drinksAm G And smokes cigarettes he knows heF can't affordG C He's got no regretsG C Says he's doing quite wellG Am E But every old man has a story toF tellG C G C Every old man has a story to tell