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Intro: Fmaj7 Cmaj7 F C F C When I was a child, my mother said to me F C F G C You canít spend all your days alone In the shade of a cherry tree F C F C C7 My brother cut the roof off a Lincoln, cause his doctor said lose some weight F C And the tape of Buck Owens, my hair was blowing, C F G C F C C7 as they drove from the garden state to the lights of the golden gate F C G Iíve been missing you, so listen, id like to ask you could you drive to town? F C G And Iíve been thinking about your Lincoln continental with the sunroof down F C F C When the kid came down from Lennox, yeah, yawning was the talk of the town F C F G C A real high roller, a self-promoter, said the band was the best around F C F C C7 He said I got a little money from the performing; I bought a new suit and hat F C F G C I said, 'Performing what?,' you said, 'Classic stuff Ricky Hayes and Virginia scat.' F C C7 I said, 'Who the hell is that?' F C G But I can play a little old time fiddle; we can start a little country band. F C G And I was thinking in your Lincoln we can bum around the promise land Am C Am G And the world will open up for us Am C Am G at least I brought our broken cup(?) F C F C Probation officer john Collins was a paranoid psychopath F C F G C C7 He had to paint the fence by the roller rink for the committee of industrial trash F C You canít find the business end of a rifle F C Youíre the devil from an Irish saint F C F G C I said I got no cares in those affairs what I was, what I am, or ain't F C C7 I got a lot of fence to paint F C G I've got no loving all because I got in from crossing lines F C G You got me thinking, even Lincoln, must have felt a little lost sometime Am C Am G And the world will open up for us Am C Am G at least I brought our broken cup C
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