Noyes And The Boyes - Last Week Of Summer
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Afinação: D A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Last Week Of Summer
Harry Hussey
[Intro]
D C D A
[Verse]
D
The last week of summer,
C
I rode a hundred miles
D
I swam in the harbor,
A
I fell off the wagon
D
I flirted with a waitress
C
And told her my problems
D
I ran from the cops
A
And I threw up my hands
D C D A
[Verse]
D
The last week of summer
C
I lay in the hammock
D
And counted my toes
A
While I polished my blessings
D
Thought about the war
C
But I can’t remember which war
D
Thought we ought git
A
While the gittin’ was good
D C D A
[Verse]
D
The last week of summer
C
I hung with my homeys
D
And counted every star
A
As they streaked across the sky’
D
Listened to the loon
C
As he bellowed in the background
D
He’s gonna have an evening
A
If his lady comes by
D C D A
[Chorus]
G
Here’s a bit of business
D
While we’re on the subject
C D
You can’t go back to the days of your youth
G
You can pretend
D
That you’re just a little younger
C D
Acting like a knucklehead like you do
G
Pass me back the bottle boys
D
Pass me back the bowl
C D
Raise a salute to Ellee and Ruth
G
You can’t go back to that
D
Last week of summer
C G D C D
But you can relive - That moment of truth
G
You can’t go back to that
D
Last week of summer
C D D D D
But you can relive - That moment of truth
[Coda]
D C D A D C D A
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