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Intro and the average way they play during the song: D e -------0h2-----2h3---3---------0h2-----2h3---3-------- B -----3-------3---------------3-------3---------------- G ---2-------2-------2-------2-------2-------2---2------ D -0-----------------------0---------------------------- A ------------------------------------------------------ E ------------------------------------------------------about the same thing for the A chord. Verse 1: D I remember waking in the morning A To the sound of the rooster's crow Mamma cooking in the kitchen D Arthur Godfrey on the radio Verse 2: D Me and Dad were just like strangers A We never did see eye to eye Came to blows one Sunday morning D F C/G D So i packed my bags and i said goodbye Chorus: / Em When you leave that way you can never go back A D A train won't run on a torn up track G D Em Sometimes i wish i'd never roamed,oh no A D 'cause when you leave that way you can never go home Verse 3: D Then i met a girl in Knoxville A Oh,we set our wedding day I left her standing at the alter D With a baby on the way Chorus. Bridge: G A D Lord i'd love to see my mom and daddy G A Bm And what i'd give to hold that boy of mine G A D I'd get down on my knees and i say i'm sorry E A If i could only go back one more time Verse 4: D But i killed a man in Houston A When he caught me with his wife And i told the preacher man to leave me alone D When he came to read my rights Chorus bis: / Em He said son,when you leave this way you can never come back A D A soul won't roll on a torn up track G D Em All through eternity you'll roam alone A D 'cause when you leave this way you can never come home G D Em All through eternity you'll roam alone A Bm 'cause when you leave this way you can never come home Thanks to David M. Potter ([email protected]) for the lyrics. Perret Charles-Amir : [email protected]
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