Coming Into Los Angeles

Arlo Guthrie

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Key:
(intro) Am C D F C E
Am C D Coming in from London from over the Pole,
F C E flying in a big airliner.
Am C D Chickens flying everywhere around the plane,
F C E could we ever feel much finer?
Am C D Am C D Coming into Los Angeles, bringing in a couple of keys,
Am C D F C E don´t touch my bags, if you please, Mister Customs Man.
Am C D There´s a guy with a ticket to Mexico,
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F C E no, he couldn´t look much stranger.
Am C D Walking in the hall with his things and all,
F C E smiling that he was the lone ranger.
Am C D Am C D Coming into Los Angeles, bringing in a couple of keys,
Am C D F C E don´t touch my bags, if you please, Mister Customs Man.
( Am C D F C E Am C D F C E )
Am C D Am C D Coming into Los Angeles, bringing in a couple of keys,
Am C D F C E don´t touch my bags, if you please, Mister Customs Man.
Am C D Hip woman walking on a moving floor,
F C E tripping on the escalator.
Am C D There´s a man in the line, and he´s blowing his mind.
F C E thinking that he´s already made her.
Am C D Am C D Coming into Los Angeles, bringing in a couple of keys,
Am C D F C E Am don´t touch my bags, if you please, Mister Customs Man.
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Composition: Arlo Guthrie

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