My Old Man
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
4th traste
As recorded by Tonic
(From the 1996 Album LEMON PARADE)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
A D Amaj7 Dmaj7 Amaj7
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Me and my old man
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Don't see eye to eye
D Amaj7
We take our walks outside
D Amaj7
Underneath the birch trees
Dmaj7 Amaj7
He said, "I think it's gonna freeze this year"
D Amaj7
I said, "I gotta get away from here"
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Me and my old man
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Me and my old man
[Chorus]
Em
Shoulda been enough to know
A
That you'd let us all down
Em
Could have been enough to try
A Em
Without making a sound, it's all part of the plan, my dear
A Em A N.C.
It's all part of the plan, my dear
[Verse 2]
D Amaj7
So we walked along the mendin' walls
D Amaj7
Laid beneath the tortured talls
D Amaj7
And we sang a song of newfound cheer
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Laughed at the passin' years
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Yeah, we talked about things to come
Dmaj7 Amaj7
Talked about the battles won
D Amaj7
He said, "I think it's gonna freeze this year"
Dmaj7 Amaj7
I said, "I gotta get away from here"
[Chorus]
Em
It shoulda been enough to know
A
That you'd let us all down
Em Gb7
Coulda been enough to try, coulda been enough to try
[Bridge]
Gb7
Oh, I've been such a fool
Gb7
I spent my life waiting for you, oh
Gb7
Through these trees I see
E Amaj7
With my father's eyes, I realize the weight
[Guitar Solo]
D A D A
E D A
[Chorus]
Em
Should've been enough to know
A
That you'd let us all down
Em
It could have been enough to try
A Em
Without making a sound, it's all part of the plan, my dear
A Em
It's all part of the plan, my dear
A Em A N.C.
It's all part of the plan, my dear
[Outro]
E D A
E D E A E D A
'Tween me and my old man
E D A
E D A
I just gotta get away from here
E D A
Gotta get away from here
E D A
Gotta get away from here
E D A
Gotta get away from here
E D A
Gotta get away from here
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