• C*
    3
  • D*
    3
  • D/F#*
    3
  • Em*
    3
  • F*
    3
  • G*
    3
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Tono:
Capo:
[Intro] G F C G [Primera Parte]
G I said, "Grandpa what's this picture Here?
F It's all black and white and it Ain't real clear
C Is that you there? He said yeah, I
G Was 11
G Times were tough back in '35
F That's me and Uncle Joe just tryin' To survive
C A cotton farm
G And a great depression [Estribillo]
G If it looks like we were scared to Death
F Like a couple of kids just tryin' to
C Save each other
G You should've seen it in color [Segunda Parte]
G Aw, and this one here's taken Overseas
F In the middle of Hell in 1943
C In the winter time, you can almost
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G See my breath
G That was my tail gunner: Ole Johnny Mcgee
F He was a High School teacher from New Orleans
C And he had my back, right through
G The day we left [Estribillo]
G If it looks like we were scared to Death
F Like a couple of kids just tryin' to
C Save each other
G You should've seen it in color
G A picture's worth a thousand words
F But you can't see what those shades
C Of gray keep covered
G You should've seen it in color
[Solo] G F C G
G [Tercera Parte]
G This one is my favorite one
F This is me and grandma in the summer Sun
C All dressed up the day we said our
G Vows
G You can't tell it here but it was Hot that June
F That rose was red and her eyes were Blue
C And just look at that smile, I was
G So proud [Puente]
Em D/F# C That's the story of my life
Em D/F# C D Right there in black and white [Estribillo]
G And if it looks like we were scared To death
F Like a couple of kids just tryin' to
C Save each other
G You should've seen it in color
G A picture's worth a thousand words F But you can't see what those shades
C Of gray keep covered
G You should've seen it in color
[Final] G F C G
G F C G
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Composición: Lee Thomas Miller, James Otto y Jamey Johnson

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