Gone With The Wind
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Intro: C A C A
C A
Burn Atlanta tonight
C A
Hey, for a buck we could stay here all night
C#
Long live the Confederate plight
F E
It's history, it drags on and on
Am E
It wasn't my fault it lasted 'til dawn
Am E
Your mammy's got to think like me it's praised by the academy
F G
And she'd rather Gable than your dad, so tell her please I'm an innocent lad
I'm telling her
C G Am
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said for it
C G
But I can't think just what, we didn't watch a lot
C G Am
Gone with the wind - there's a lot to be said for it
C A
But I don't know just what, we didn't catch the plot
G C
But we could mention that the South might rise again.
Cut! Now we want you to fall
Down the stairs without breaking your fall
Using no hands at all
That's fine, now again from the top
And make sure your face is not seen when you drop
So what did you do today?
I fell down the stairs today
For portraying Vivien Leigh they doubled the basic fee
We're telling you
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said for it
But I don't know just what, they don't tell my type the plot
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said for it
But I couldn't say just what, all I did was bruise a lot
But they mention that the South will rise again
A Dm C G7
The South will rise again they're saying
A Dm C G7
But frankly, I don't give a damn
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said
for it but I don't know just what without spoiling the plot
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said for it
But I don't know just what We didn't watch a lot
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said for it
But I couldn't say just what, all I did was bruise a lot
Gone with the Wind - there's a lot to be said for it
But I couldn't say just what they don't tell my type the plot
by: José Duarte
jtduarte1@netcabo.pt
How to play Gone With The Wind
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.