Cold Summer Day In Georgia
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
"Cold Summer Day In Georgia" - Gene Watson
Track 3 of 10 on the album "Memories To Burn" (1985)
Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FvDSbsJNyk
[Intro]
Am G
Am G
[Verse 1]
C G
I thought I had her wrapped around my finger
D7 G
'cause she let me go too far too many times
C G
Now the memory of her final words still linger
D7 G
And they burn like an endless fire in my mind
[Chorus]
C D7 G D7
She said it would be a cold summer day in Georgia
D7 G
Before I'd see her smiling face again
G G7
But there ain't no frost on the July ground
C
The snow don't fall on a summertime town
D7 G
And there ain't no chill in the warm Atlanta wind
[Interlude]
Am G
Am G
[Verse 2]
C G
So I got down on my knees and begged for mercy
D7 G
She got on a plane for Tennessee
C G
But before she left, I told her I was sorry
D7 G
And before she left, she turned and said to me
[Chorus]
C D7 G D7
She said it would be a cold summer day in Georgia
D7 G
Before I'd see her smiling face again
G G7
But there ain't no frost on the July ground
C
The snow don't fall on a summertime town
D7 G
And there ain't no chill in the warm Atlanta wind
[Outro]
C D7 G D7
She said it would be a cold summer day in Georgia
D7 G
Before I'd see her smiling face again
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