Neon Moon(Cavaco chords)

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     When the sun goes down on my side of town 
 
      that lonesome feeling comes to my door  
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     And the whole world turns....... blue. 
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     There's a run down bar across the railroad tracks 
 
      I got a table for two way in the back  
       D                                  A   
     Where I sit alone...... and think of losin' you.  
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     I spend most every night beneath the lights of a neon moon. 
 
CHORUS 
                D                 E  
     Now if you lose your one and only 
                    D                 E  
     There's always room here for the lonely 
                   D                          E 
     To watch your broken dreams dance in and out of the beams 
          A 
     Of a neon moon.  
 
2nd verse  
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     I think of two young lovers runnin' wild and free
                                       
      I close my eyes and sometimes see
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    You in the shadows... of this smoke filled room. 
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     No tellin' how many tears I sit here and cry
  
    Or how many lies that I've lied
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     Tellin' my pour heart... she'll come back someday
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      Oh! But I'll be allright as long as there's light         
            A
     From a neon moon.     
 
repeat CHORUS 
 
     A
     Jukebox plays on drink by drink 

      The words of every sad song seem to say what I think 
               D                               A
     That this hurt inside of me...ain't never gonna end.
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      Oh!But I'll be allright as long as there's light 
            A 
     from a neon moon. 
 
repeat CHORUS 
                     D                  
     Just watch your broken dreams   -----repeat twice-----
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     Dance in and out of the beams
          A
     Of a neon moon.
	        

Written by Ronnie Dunn