Me And Bobby Mcgee
The Highwaymen
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C G [Verse 1]C Busted flat in Baton Rouge headed for the trainsC G Feelin' nearly faded as my jeansG Bobby thumbed a diesel down just before it rainedC Took us all the way to New OrleansC I took my har'poon out of my dirty red bandanna I was Blowing' sad while Bobby sangF the bluesF With them windshield wipers slappin' timeC And Bobby clappin' handsG We finally sang up ever song thatC driver knew [Chorus]F Freedom's just another word forC nothin' left to loseG Nothin' ain't worth nothin' butC it's freeContinúa después del anuncioF Feeling good was easy Lord whenC Bobby sang the bluesG Feeling good was good enough for meC Good enough for me and Bobby McGee [Verse 2]D From the coal mines of Kentucky to the California sunA Bobby shared the secrets of my soulA Standin' right beside me Lord through everything I done Every night she'd keep me from theD coldD And then one day near Salinas Lord I let it slipped away Searching' for the home I hopeG you'll find And I'd trade all my tomorrows forD one single yesterdayA D Holding Bobby's body close to mine [Chorus]G Freedom's just another word forD nothin' left to loseA Nothin' ain't worth nothin' butD it's freeG Feeling good was easy Lord, whenD Bobby sang the bluesA Feeling good was good enough for meD Good enough for me and Bobby McGee [Bridge]D A D G D A D [Otro]G Freedom's just another word forD nothin' left to loseA Nothin' ain't worth nothin' butD it's freeG Feeling good was easy Lord, whenD Bobby sang the bluesA Buddy that was good enough for meD Good enough for me and Bobby McGee