Tim Roets - Old Blue Chair
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
D
That old blue chair
A
On the front porch sittin there
D
Is lookin worse for wear
G
Just like me
D
It's rusty round the edges
A
It's gettin kind of grey
D G
And it's a little wobbly on it's feet.
{Chorus}
A
I remember years ago
G
when that chair caught my eye.
A
I sanded it and painted it bright
G
Like a blue and sunny sky
A
Put it out on my front porch
G
for the dogs and I
A D
To sit around and watch the day go by
[Verse 2]
D
That old blue chair
A
sure took a lot of wear
D
watching younguns from the stair
G
with a beer or three.
D
Those nicks and dings and dust
A
Reminds me of us
D G
And all those blue sky days we got to see.
{Chorus 2]
A
Both of us are pretty old
G
and not pretty anymore.
A
We been sittin here 20 years
G
Its probabbly been some more
A
Still got six feet on the porch
G
We're on dog number four.
A D
Watchin the day go by at my front door.
D
That old blue chair
A
On the front porch sittin there
D
Lookin worse for wear
G
Just like me
D
We're rusty round the edges
A
But I don't give a damn
D G D G
We've got a few more blue skies to see.
How to play Tim Roets - Old Blue Chair
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