
Blues For My Baby And Me
Elton John
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Tom : G
D/C C D/C C D/C C D/C C G/B D/C C D/C C D/C C D/C C G/B
[Verse 1]
D/C C D/C C D/C C G/B
Your old man got mad when I told him we were leaving
D/C C D/C C D/C G/B
He cursed and he raged and he swore at the ceiling
F Em
He called you his child, said honey get wise to his game
F Em
He'll get you in trouble I know it, those bums are all the same
[Refrão]
D/C C D/C C D/C C G/B
There's a greyhound outside in the lane, it's waiting for us
D/C C D/C C Am7 D7 D/C C D/C C D/C C D/C C
So tell him goodbye, we got to go west on that bus
[Chorus]
G
And it's all over now
Bm
Don't you worry no more
C G
Going to go west to the sea
G
The greyhound is swaying
[Próxima Parte]
Bm
And the radio is playing
C D
Some blues for baby and me
Bm Em Em7
And the highway looks like it never did
Am C
Lord it looks so sweet and so free
G Bm
And I can't forget that trip to the west
C D C
Singing blues for baby and me
[Break]
D/C C D/C C D/C C D/C C G D/C C D/C C D/C C D/C C G
[Verse 2]
D/C C D/C C D/C C G/B
Saw your hands trembling, your eyes opened in surprise
D/C C D/C C D/C C G/B
It's ninety in the shade babe, and there ain't a cloud in the sky
F Em
I called you my child, said honey now this is our game
F Em
There's two of us to play it and I'm happy to be home again
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Break]
D/C C D/C C D/C C D/C C G
[Chorus]
G
And it's all over now
Bm
Don't you worry no more
C G
Going to go west to the sea
G
The greyhound is swaying
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