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Intro: A D
[Verso 1]
G D When I woke up this morning, my love was lyin' next to me A D Every heartache that I ever had was just a memory G D And she kissed me with her tender lips and softly whispered in my ear A D "Baby, we could set the blues back a hundred years"
[Refrão]
G And there'd be no more sad songs D No more reason for a saxophone A B.B. King might as well stay home D Ray Charles and even old George Jones G Close the door to the Heartbreak Hotel D No more cryin' time here A D E Baby, we could set the blues back a hundred years
[Verso 2]
A If we don't live in a mansion E Way up high on a hill We don't drive a Mercedes- Benz E Never have and never will A E But there's a whole lot of feel good goin' on around here E Baby, we could set the blues back a hundred years
[Refrão]
A There'd be no more sad songs E Blue Mondays would all be gone They'd have to close down New Orleans E Beal Street in Memphis, Tennessee A If the whole world had a love like ours E There'd be no more tears E Baby, we could set the blues back a hundred years Instrumental: A E B7 E Outro: A Close the door to the Heartbreak Hotel E No more cryin' time here E Baby, we could set the blues back a hundred years E Baby, we could set the blues back a hundred years
Enviado por: Deivid Cavalcanti
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