Beautiful And Natural

Hawksley Workman

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Tono:
G Dm did the owners take you from the fair
C cause they saw it in your eyes
Am there was something in your movement
G back in those days
Dm when all the men wore hats
C all the scandals made headlines after that
Am you passed quietly in the pasture [Chorus]
Am C Am ooooh you were beautiful and natural
C and that's all I ever had to know
G as the dumb actors read their lines [Verse 2]
G Dm they knew that you'd be happier on a farm
C you were real and the western town was not
Am you kicked him off the first time you heard the gun sounds
G Dm I heard they chased the lemmings off the ledge
C I saw that film not long after you were dead
Am the night the writers joined the union
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[Chorus]
Am C Am ooooh you were beautiful and natural
C and that's all I ever had to know
G as the dumb actors read their lines [Bridge]
Dm C Ooh in the tiniest of rooms
Dm C ooh in the tiniest of zooms
Dm C you fancied all of ... [Verse 3]
G Dm I bet you never really understood
C I tell you now, be glad you never could
Am the whole thing makes me sick for the future
G Dm and may the glory of your picture always be
C the only thing I ever see
Am the only pool I ever swim in [Chorus]
Am C Am ooooh you were beautiful and natural
C and that's all I ever had to know
G as the dumb actors read their lines [Chorus]
Am C Am ooooh you were beautiful and natural
C and that's all I ever had to know
Am and you've always had the ones you know
C and you were there when they let us know
Am and we all sat around the table
C it was all we ever had to know
Am it was all we ever had to know
Am C Am ooooh you were beautiful and natural
C and that's all I ever had to know
Am and you've always had the ones you know
C and you were there when they let us know
Am and we all sat around the table
C it was all we ever had to know
Am it was all we ever had to know
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