Ghost Blues
Loudon Wainwright III
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A E 4xA E A E My Old dog misses me soA E B7 To the beach or the dog park, heE don't want to goA E No, he lies there waiting at theA E foot of my bedA E Because he knows I'm right thereB7 E even though I'm deadA E A E You late husband, that would be meA E I've been gone so long I'm just aB7 E faint memoryA E I've been disparaged in passing byA E your friends late at nightA E B7 I blew out the candles on em, itE served em rightA E A The day that I died, I knew I wasE toastA Next day I was hanging out withB7 E Marley's ghostA E A Help this father, he's a friend ofE mineB7 That old Cain can't keep from cryingA E At my memorial service there wasA E quite a turnoutA E Some stayed away, hey, what wasB7 E that all about?Continúa después del anuncioA E Tell me, didn't she love me,A didn't he care?E B7 E Nobody saw me out I was right there (I was doing a head count)A E A E A E B7 EA E Now I'm out of the picture, yeah,A E I'm off of the hookA E B7 Just a chuck of time, that wasE all that it tookA E A Was it a shot from a gun, a slipE of a knife?A E I don't know what killed me,B7 E Lord, it might have been lifeA E A I had a few children, wrote a fewE songsA E B7 I got some of it right and a lotE of it wrongA E A I bought a few houses, a fewE boats, a few carsB7 Being a ghost you might as well be on Mars Cause you're so far offA E A E A E B7 EA E A Being a ghost is, you're just inE betweenA E Each and every day of the year isB7 E Halloween, yeahA E You're hanging around but you'reA E not really thereA E B7 You're hovering over your own oldE easy chairA E Lord, I was hoping for heaven,A E that would've been swellA E Cause being a ghost, Lord, it'sB7 E just like being in hellA E You're hungry and you're tired andA E you can't get no restA E An though I'd settle for heaven,B7 E oblivion would be bestA E A I've been flying around rattlingE chainsA B7 Appearing in mirrors just to makeE you insaneA E Making those noises in your house late at night, yeahB7 I got to haunt you even though it ain't rightA E A E My Old dog misses me soA E B7 To the beach or the dog park, heE don't want to goA E No, he lies there waiting at theA E foot of my bedA E Because he knows I'm right thereB7 E even though I'm dead . . .