Anyone Can Be Somebodys Fool - Nanci Griffith

Anyone Can Be Somebodys Fool

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Intro: Bb, F, Eb
 
Bb
You can cuss the daylights
Dm
Outta this pale winter moon
Cm
We could ponder every reason
Eb
Why your true love was untrue
 
F
 
Bb
You can cry your eyes out
Dm
I've got a shoulder here for you
Cm
And everyday your broken heart
Eb
Is gonna turn a lighter shade of blue
 
F
 
Eb Dm
'Cause anyone can be somebody's fool
Eb F
Oh, look at me, I once was a fool for you
Bb Dm
So, you know it's true
Eb F
Anyone can be somebody's fool
 
Bb, F, Eb
 
Out in this lonely town
There's a lovely silver frost
So, we could stop and have another round
For the true love that you've lost
 
It's gonna take a little time
Before your emptiness grows old
Eb F
And underneath that silver frost
Eb Dm F
You've still got a heart of gold
 
'Cause anyone can be somebody's fool
Oh, look at me, I once was a fool for you
So, you know it's true
Anyone can be somebody's fool
 
Eb
Hey, when this winter's over
Dm
You're gonna walk knee deep in clover
Cm Eb
And your heart 'round the corner
F Eb Dm Cm
And you're gonna feel brand new
 
'Cause anyone can be somebody's fool
Oh, look at me, I once was a fool for you
So, you know it's true
Anyone can be somebody's fool
 
You know it's true
Anyone can be somebody's fool
You know it's true
Anyone can be somebody's fool
 
For Eb I have been using xxx343
Also, I am by no means a professional guitar player, so if this tab doesn't suit you all
I can do is apologise. For anyone who finds it useful enjoy the music of N.G. like I have!

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The first identified chord is Bb. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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