Annie Oakley
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Lizzie No
(2023 release)
[Verse 1]
A
There's a ringing in my ear
A
And it's hot as hell here at The Annie Oakley
D
Feel dirt between the sheets
A
Perforated by the end of a cigarette
[Verse 2]
A
There's nothing on TV
A
And I'm thinking to myself, "Maybe I should get some sleep"
D
I should get some sleep
A
But I've got half a bottle left
[Chorus]
D A E
Oh, come on inside – sit at my feet
D A E
Won't you tell me when it's time to kill the dream?
[Verse 3]
A
We drove up to the edge –
A
At least it felt like the edge of the world
D
We were outside Kansas City
A
Lucinda on the radio
[Verse 4]
A
I'm counting up my tips
A
Is there enough for half a tank?
'Cause little black girls better move along when the sun goes down in this part of the
D
country
A
Waiting by the side of the highway
[Chorus]
D A E
Oh, come on inside – sit at my feet
D A E
Won't you tell me when it's time to kill the dream?
D A E
Oh, come on inside – sit at my feet
D A E
Won't you tell me when it's time to kill the dream?
D A E
Oh, come on inside – sit at my feet
D A E
Won't you tell me when it's time to kill the dream?
[Outro]
E A
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