Blue Melody
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Tim Buckley - Blue Afternoon
Capo 1st fret
E6 Em6
Well I was born a blue melody
E6 Em6
A little song my mama sang to me
Gmaj7 E6
It was a blue melody
Gmaj7 E6
Such a blue you've never seen
E6 Em6
There ain't no wealth that can buy my pride
E6 Em6
There ain't no pain that can cleanse my soul
Gmaj7 E6
No just a blue melody
Gmaj7 E6
Sailing far away from me
Am Am7
One summer mornin'I was raised but I don't know
Am Am7
One summer morning I was left but I don't know
Am E6 Em6
One summer morning so all alone
Am Am7
Late in ev'ning I'll sing in your dreaming
Am Am7
Down from the mountain along with the breezes
Am E6 Em6
So close inside love grew smiles
E6 Em6
So if you hear that blue melody
E6 Em6
Won't you please send it home to me
Gmaj7 E6
It's just my blue melody
Gmaj7 E6
Callin' far away to me
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boomer18coop 10
21 de set. de 2024
E6 - 022120
Em6 - 022020
Gmaj7 - 35443x
Am - 002210
Am7 - 002010
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