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[Verso 1]
Em G C Am G Am I've known men and I've known..... women, Neither of the two do I know now C C G I've known birdsong, Long before the night is through Em G C Am G Am Don't go ............ wild swimming.... It's always colder than it looks somehow C C C G Maybe I heard wrong, But wasn't that the lake we used to drive out to D C C Am D Trains are soon moving along..... And you walking in your summer clothes C G Am C If you listen long enough to the water, You'll hear something you didn't want to hear D C Am D The radio on the way back home, Was talking into those rough and narrow roads C G Am D Playing old songs, That you never heard so clear
[Refrão]
Em Am If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard C G Maybe he could've worked something, From the feeling that I've got Em Am If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard C G I'll stand by some water somewhere, Thinking about his lot C G If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard Am Em Even if he did'nt know C G If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard C G Am G How come no one notices the loneliness, In the singing of the birds?
[Verso 2]
Em G C Am G Am Some nights you can look the whole sky over, And nowhere will you find a moon C C G Don't you think tonight, That the clouds look a little lost Em G C Am G Am I've got a few things in mind tonight just to show you, Don't worry it's too late to be too soon C C C G G If the light would allow, I would let you into the loneliness I got D C Am D You'd walk into the centre of the road, And cross the street any place that suited you C G Am C I said "Your eyes they're so dark", You said "Your eyes they're so red" D C Am D I don't know if you still see things that way, Maybe you don't take risks like you used to C G Am D All I know is that's the way, That your memory moves through my head
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Em Am If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard C G Maybe he could've worked something, From the feeling that I've got Em Am If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard C G I'll stand by some water somewhere, Thinking about his lot C G If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard Am Em Even if he did'nt know C G If Paul Gilley wrote the words, To the saddest song that Elvis ever heard C G Am G How come no one notices the loneliness, In the singing of the birds?
Enviado por: Genesis Pimentel
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