Sunday Mornin Comin Down
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
4th traste
SUNDAY MORNIN' COMIN' DOWN
As recorded by Bobby Bare
(From the 1970 Album THE REAL THING)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
G
[Verse 1]
G C G
In the park I see a daddy with the laughin' little girl that he's a swinging
Em D7
And I stop beside a Sunday school and listen to the song they're singing
G C G
I'm headin' back for home and somewhere far away a lonely bell is ringing
C Am C D G
And it echoes through the city like my disappearing dreams of yesterday
[Chorus]
N.C. C G
On the Sunday morning sidewalk wishing Lord that I was home
D G
Cause there's something bout a Sunday makes a body feel alone
N.C. C G
And there's nothing sure to dying half as lonesome as the sound
D G
On a sleeping city sidewalk Sunday morning coming down
[Verse 2]
G C G
I smoked so much the night before my mouth feels like an ashtray I've been licking
Em D7
Now I light my first and watch a small kid cussin' at the can he's been a kicking
G C G
I cross the empty street and catch the Sunday smell of someone fryin' chicken
C Am C D G
And it takes me back to something that I'd lost somehow somewhere along the way
[Chorus]
N.C. C G
On the Sunday morning sidewalk wishing Lord that I was home
D G
Cause there's something bout a Sunday makes a body feel alone
N.C. C G
And there's nothing sure to dying half as lonesome as the sound
D G
On a sleeping city sidewalk Sunday morning coming down
C G
On a Sunday morning sidewalk wishing Lord that I was home
D G
Cause there's something bout a Sunday makes a body feel alone
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