In Color
Jamey Johnson
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[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 clearC Is that you there? He said yeah, IG Was 11G Times were tough back in '35F That's me and Uncle Joe just tryin' To surviveC A cotton farmG And a great depression [Estribillo]G If it looks like we were scared to DeathF Like a couple of kids just tryin' toC Save each otherG You should've seen it in color [Segunda Parte]G Aw, and this one here's taken OverseasF In the middle of Hell in 1943C In the winter time, you can almostContinúa después del anuncioG See my breathG That was my tail gunner: Ole Johnny McgeeF He was a High School teacher from New OrleansC And he had my back, right throughG The day we left [Estribillo]G If it looks like we were scared to DeathF Like a couple of kids just tryin' toC Save each otherG You should've seen it in colorG A picture's worth a thousand wordsF But you can't see what those shadesC Of gray keep coveredG You should've seen it in color[Solo] G F C GG [Tercera Parte]G This one is my favorite oneF This is me and grandma in the summer SunC All dressed up the day we said ourG VowsG You can't tell it here but it was Hot that JuneF That rose was red and her eyes were BlueC And just look at that smile, I wasG So proud [Puente]Em D/F# C That's the story of my lifeEm D/F# C D Right there in black and white [Estribillo]G And if it looks like we were scared To deathF Like a couple of kids just tryin' toC Save each otherG You should've seen it in colorG A picture's worth a thousand words F But you can't see what those shadesC Of gray keep coveredG You should've seen it in color[Final] G F C GG F C G
Composición: Lee Thomas Miller, James Otto y Jamey Johnson
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