Eliza Gilkyson

Dark Side Of Town(Chords)

Eliza Gilkyson

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	        Eliza Gilkyson - Dark Side Of Town 



N.C.       C                  F 
He was the black sheep of the family 
        C                F 
How did mama's pride and joy 
       C                F 
Go from such a precious baby 
       G 
To the devil's poster boy 


          C                  F 
I'm gonna slick my hair like Elvis 
        C                F 
Roll my cuffs like Jerry Lee 
       C                  F 
If the backbeat's born in hell 
                G 
Then that's the place I want to be 



F C I'm gonna be a midnight rider F C Gonna burn my candle down F C Following that driving beat Am F C F C F To the dark side of town
C F From the barrooms of Deep Elam C F To a crash-pad on the Bay C F He spiralled slow and steady down G A lonely blue highway C F I'm gonna chase my beer with whiskey C F Stick a needle in my skin C F I'm gonna celebrate the mystery G Of the hole I've fallen in
F C 'Cause I'm a midnight rider F C Gonna burn my candle down F C Following that driving beat Am F C F C F To the dark side of town
C F He loved that funky music C F He knew the back road scenes C F Every barbeque and blues band G Between here and New Orleans C F He put down the bottle C F October Eighty-nine C F Eased up on the throttle G Bought him a little time
F C But he was a midnight rider F C He burned that candle down F C Hangin' out on easy-does-it street Am F C F C F On the dark side of town
C F Big Al settled down along C F The banks of Onion Creek C F With a pickup and a hound dog G And a little lucky streak C F He nursed that fragile frame C F Through the hurricanes and drought C F It was a summer wind that came in G And blew the candle out Chorus:
F C 'Cause he was a midnight rider F C He burned that candle down F C Following that driving beat Am F To the dark side of town
C Oh, you midnight rider F C I know you're still around F C Hangin' out on easy street Am F C F C F On the dark side of town
OUTRO: C F C F C F C F C F C F C F

Written by Eliza Gilkyson

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